THE AUSTRALIAN KEY CENTRE IN TRANSPORT MANAGEMENT
Annual Report 20112010
This Key Centre is a joint venture between:
THE AUSTRALIAN KEY CENTRE
IN TRANSPORT MANAGEMENT
ANNUAL REPORT 2011
CONTENTS
The Key Centre 2
Director’s Report 3
Highlights 4
Learning and Teaching 6
Research Funding 19
Public Lecture Series 22
Publications 26
Professional Honours
and Engagements 38
In the Media 44
Our People 46
THE KEY CENTRE
The Commonwealth Key Centre of Teaching and These objectives are achieved by the Key Centre Research in Transport Management is a joint by:‐ venture between the Institute of Transport and Logistics Studies in the University of Sydney • developing and offering graduate transport Business School (ITLS‐Sydney) and the Institute of and logistics management programs, industry Transport Studies in the Department of Civil programs, certificates, executive programs and Engineering at Monash University, Melbourne short courses; (ITS‐Monash). The Key Centre was established in 1995; for 16 years the Australian Federal • bringing high quality transport and logistics government has continued to recognise it as a management programs to people outside centre of excellence in teaching and research in all Sydney and Melbourne (both nationally and areas of transport management including supply globally), as well as widening the offerings of chain management, transport economics, transport courses within Melbourne and Sydney, engineering, transport planning, and transport through access to courses provided by both modelling. ITLS‐Sydney and ITS‐Monash;
OUR CONSTITUTION • contributing to Australia’s growing participation in the Asia Pacific region in a The primary object of the Key Centre is to leadership role in transport and logistics undertake graduate teaching, executive programs, management; grant and contract research and development in • widening the range of courses available for the fields of transport and supply chain middle level professional managers in critical management studies. The work of the Key Centre areas of transport and logistics management also has the following objectives: not currently served; • To provide a focus for University work in • equipping managers in all disciplines (i.e. , areas of transport and logistics management engineering, economics, planning), the small and to establish an ambience attractive to those business sector and local government to committed to excellence in graduate transport succeed in the face of technological, economic and logistics management programs and and institutional change; research.
• building on the recognised need for stronger • To collaborate, to the fullest extent possible, links between education of engineers, planners, with other parties having an interest in policy analysts and managers in transport and transport and logistics management studies logistics management; and its applications.
• undertaking research to develop state‐of‐the‐ • To offer specialised training courses, art management practices and technical workshops, short courses and seminars on methods; and topics of interest in the area of transport and logistics management. • transferring the knowledge developed through research to client groups through the Key • To seed the development, in Australia, of Centre’s publications, workshops, conferences, innovative ideas in transport and logistics seminars, and by participation in networks of policy and professional practice in which the transport and logistics stakeholders. Key Centre plays a role.
Page 2 of 50 DIRECTOR’S REPORT Cambridge University Press in early 2012. Over 2011 marks the 16th year since the establishment of the year, I am proud to say that Key Centre staff the Key Centre. The individual nodes have a much authored 21 book chapters, 76 journal papers and longer independent history: the transport group at delivered 90 papers to conferences around the ITS‐Monash celebrated their 40th anniversary in world. 2009 and next year Key Centre staff will come Key centre staff continue to be recognised for the together at a major function to celebrate ITLS‐ contributions they make to industry and Sydney’s 21 years as an institute. government sector activities. Professor Corinne The Key Centre has grown to 30 permanent Mulley and I became members of the federal academics and researchers supported by eight Infrastructure Australia’s Reference Group on professional staff and complemented by 20 Public Transport Policy and the Specialist honorary and adjunct affiliates and sessional Advisory Group of Transport for NSW’s Long‐ lecturers. We welcomed four new staff members in term Transport Master Plan. Adjunct Professor 2011. At ITS‐Monash Dr Nirijan Shiwakoti joined John Stanley was appointed to the Board of as a Lecturer in Civil Engineering and Bill Directors of the Urban Renewal Authority Victoria. Kilpatrick joined as a Senior Research Officer in Associate Professor Stephen Greaves was awarded the Transport Safety Program. After completing a prestigious visiting research fellowship with the their doctorates at ITLS‐Sydney, Dr Geoffrey Université Paris‐Est in Paris and spent one month Clifton and Dr Jyotirmoyee Bhattacharjya joined there working on a collaborative research project the academic staff of the institute as Lecturers in, involving the use of GPS in the French national respectively, Transport Management and Logistics travel survey. Management. In 2011 ITLS‐Sydney also secured Thredbo 12 (The 12th International Conference on the establishment of new Chairs in Ports and Competition and Ownership in Land Passenger Maritime Logistics and Transport and Logistics Transport) was held in Durban, South Africa in Network Modelling, and Senior Lectureships in September in partnership with ITLS‐Africa; I thank Aviation Management and Ports and Maritime, Professor Jackie Walters and his team at the positions which will be filled in 2012‐13. University of Johannesburg for delivering the best The Key Centre won three Australian Research conference in the series to date. Council Discovery Project grants in 2011 for I would like to acknowledge the commitment and research commencing in 2012. Professor Peter dedication of Dr Alastair Stone and Adjunct Stopher won funding to undertake research on Professor John Stanley in chairing our Boards of travel‐time budgets, using GPS panel data Advice. These Boards continue to provide collected over the past several years by ITLS‐ important advice and direction to the Key Centre. Sydney. ITS‐Monash won funding to investigate In 2011, John Stanley and the ITS‐Monash Board innovative urban traffic congestion solutions and I played a pivotal role in the internal review of the was pleased to receive another Discovery Project institute. Our success is also, in no small measure, grant, with Associate Professor John Rose, to due to the extraordinary support we enjoy from research the valuation of service reliability and Professor Edwina Cornish (Deputy Vice‐ crowding as demand drivers for public transport. Chancellor (Research), Monash University) and With Associate Professor John Rose, I published an Professor Tyrone Carlin (Acting Dean, University edited collection of foundational contributions to of Sydney Business School). It continues to be my choice modelling (Edward Elgar). Professor very great pleasure to serve as the Director of the Graham Currie published the findings of a highly Key Centre. The working environment brings a successful, international research project exploring great deal of joy to me, overwhelmingly due to the links between social exclusion, transport team we have. A special thanks to all Key Centre disadvantage and psychological wellbeing in a staff. new Emerald Book titled New Perspectives and Methods in Transport and Social Exclusion Research. Professor Peter Stopher completed his book
Collecting, Managing, and Assessing Data Using Sample Surveys which will be published by Professor David Hensher Key Centre Director
Page 3 of 50 HIGHLIGHTS and eighth position in Transportation’s (Springer) RESEARCH FUNDING SUCCESS top ten of their most requested articles, for his papers, respectively, The Mixed Logit model: The In 2011 the Key Centre won three Discovery state of practice (co‐author William H. Greene), Bus Project grants from the Australian Research rapid transit systems: a comparative assessment (co‐ Council; the only three grants nationally to be author Thomas F. Golob) and Stated preference awarded for research in the area of transportation analysis of travel choices: The state of practice. His and freight services. Funding for these grants is paper – Some insights into the key influences on trip‐ extremely competitive with a national success rate chaining activity and public transport use of seniors for 2011 applications of only 21.95%. The grant and the elderly – was in the top ten of the most cited won by Dr Majid Sarvi and Professor Graham articles in the International Journal of Sustainable Currie is the first of this type to be awarded to ITS‐ Transport (2008‐10, Taylor & Francis). Honorary Monash and will fund research on Innovative urban Professor David Walters was named as one of the traffic congestion solutions. Professor David Hensher top 25 most published authors in the International and Associate Professor John Rose won their grant Journal of Physical Distribution and Logistics for research on Valuation of service reliability and Management (Emerald). crowding under risk and uncertainty: Neglected drivers Professor Hensher and of demand for public transport and Professor Peter Associate Professor John Stopher for research on Travel time budget analysis Rose edited a volume of from multi‐day and multi‐year data. seminal papers on choice modelling for the Classics PUBLICATIONS in Transport and Since winning the ARC Environmental Valuation Linkage project Investigating series (Edward Elgar transport disadvantage, social Publishers) for which exclusion and well being in Professor Hensher is the metropolitan, regional and rural Series Editor. Choice modelling is an area of Victoria in 2006, Professor growing popularity as many researchers and Currie, with Alexa Delbosc consultants seek to find better ways to explain the and Adjunct Professor John choices made by individuals, households and Stanley, have been breaking firms in many application contexts. Choice new ground in this modelling as a field began as long ago as 1927 but important research area. This body of research it was the research in the 1960s and 1970s that culminated in the book New perspectives and cemented the field as a dominant one for studying methods in transport and social exclusion research, choice. launched in 2011. The book outlines the methods used in the study and the implications for POSTGRADUATE STUDENT SUCCESSES psychological well‐being, social capital, economic ITS‐Monash broke a new record with seven modelling and transport planning. It includes doctoral and two Masters students completing in contributions from Professor Hensher, Australian 2011. This includes Dr Nirajan Shiwakoti, now a and international researchers. lecturer with ITS‐Monash, on the project Crowd ITLS‐Sydney academics won a number of dynamics under emergency conditions: using non accolades for their papers in 2011. The best human organisms in the development of a pedestrian paper prize at the International Association of crowd model. Professor Graham Currie was Maritime Economists Conference (Santiago, Chile) awarded his doctorate by publication on the topic was awarded to the paper Understanding Mode Exploring interdisciplinary approaches to problems in Choice Decisions: A Study of Australian Freight public transport planning. At ITLS‐Sydney Geoffrey Shippers which was co‐authored by Professor Clifton obtained his doctorate on The importance of Hensher, Dr Sean Puckett, ITLS‐Sydney Visiting frequency and connectivity for enhanced bus services in Scholar Mary Brooks (Dalhousie University, suburban areas and Jyotirmoyee Bhattacharjya Canada) and Adrian Sammons (AMSTEC Design obtained her doctorate on Governance in value chain Pty Ltd). Professor Hensher achieved first, second networks receiving the ITLS‐Sydney Prize for
Page 4 of 50 Research Excellence in Transport or Logistics. Both Berlin, Germany. Frederic Horst MTM Sydney was Geoffrey and Jyoti have subsequently been appointed as Adjunct Lecturer in International appointed as lecturers with ITLS‐Sydney. Freight Transportation at ITLS‐Sydney. Frederic has worked with Qantas, Veolia Environmental LAUNCH OF NEW COURSES Services Australia, DHL Aviation in Brussels/Bonn and for Cargolux Airlines in Luxembourg and has The Transport Management Course in Bus and taught in our graduate program for a number of Coach Operations was launched by ITS‐Monash in years. 1999. In 2010 a new regulatory regime for bus operations in Victoria was introduced, requiring a WORLD TRANSIT RESEARCH WINS UITP change to the existing Transport Management Course. 2011 was the final year that the old course PRIZE was offered, and in its 12 years it accredited 1,913 Professor Graham operators in the state of Victoria. 2011 also saw the Currie [R] receives beginning of the new Safety Management Course the Asia‐Pacific which offers operators the necessary competencies Regional Hall of to meet compliance and regulatory requirements Fame Award from UITP President in Victoria. Its first year of operation attracted Hans Ratt over 200 enrolments. 2012 will see the launching of a new Transport Management Course which includes a business management component that will be required for operators who wish to The World Transit Research website is run by the undertake contractual services. In 2011 ITLS‐ Public Transport Research Group headed by Sydney formed a strategic partnership with Professor Currie at ITS‐Monash. The website Overseas Education College, Shanghai Jiao Tong catalogues over 4,000 papers on quality transit University, China to develop and deliver logistics research and since its launch in July 2010 it has and supply chain management programs in the attracted over 72,000 visits from over 160 countries. Modern Logistics and Supply Chain Management At the 59th World Congress of the Union EMBA Study Course commencing in 2012. Internationale De Transport Publics (UITP), the World Transit Research website was selected as PRESTIGIOUS APPOINTMENTS one of five projects to be shortlisted out of 155 entries to the Knowledge and Research Award. The In recognition of his standing as an international website was awarded the Asia‐Pacific Regional Hall expert in urban transport and his contribution to of Fame Award. Singaporeʹs transport policy developments during his tenure as a member of the Land Transport Authority’s International Advisory Panel, SYDNEY HERALDS BRT CREATOR Professor Hensher was appointed as Honorary L‐R: Dorte Ekelund Fellow of Singaporeʹs Land Transport Authority (Major Cities Unit), Academy. Adjunct Professor John Stanley was Professor David appointed to the Board of Directors of the Urban Hensher and Renewal Authority Victoria; the Board is charged Enrique Peñalosa with leading the Authority in developing its business operations to deliver on its mandate to facilitate urban renewal outcomes across Victoria. Associate Professor Stephen Greaves won a Former Mayor of Bogota, Enrique Peñalosa gave research fellowship with Universite Paris‐Est, Paris an engaging presentation on Mobility, Sustainability in France to work with colleagues at the French and Quality of Life at the Tattersall’s Club in Sydney Institute of Science and Technology for Transport, co‐hosted by ITLS‐Sydney and the Major Cities Planning and Networks on the French national Unit of Infrastructure Australia. Over 200 people travel survey. Doctoral candidate, Claudine attended the presentation by the Mayor who Moutou, won a place at the International Summer transformed Bogota into one of the worldʹs leading School on The Passenger: Mobility in Modernity examples of mobility and equity. organised by the International Association for the History of Transport, Traffic and Mobility (T2M) in
Page 5 of 50 LEARNING and TEACHING
UNDERGRADUATE • A review of social media development opportunities in providing public transport ITS‐MONASH passenger information. • Exploring changes in accessibility with the relocation of Waverley Park Stadium to Docklands. • Personal safety, public transport and young people. • Investigating the accuracy of tram real time passenger information. • The design of public transport interchanges and terminals. • A stochastic delay evaluation model for real‐ time incident management.
Undergraduate coursework enrolments • The effect of vehicular distance distributions ITS‐Monash and mobility on VENETs. • Complete coverage and point coverage in UNITS OF STUDY randomly distributed traffic sensor networks. • Transport and Traffic (CIV2282) • Parking demand in Melbourne 1996‐1999. • Road engineering (CIV3283) • Parking supply policy. • Transport Planning (CIV4283) • Residential parking. • Transport Systems (CIV4284) • The car‐following and lane‐changing behaviour of drivers. The Traffix Group Undergraduate scholarship is • Crash investigation in USA. generously offered to up to two students • Parking pricing in Melbourne. undertaking the Bachelor of Engineering who have an interest in and intend to pursue careers in • Parking supply and parking policy in the City transport engineering. In 2011 the scholarships of Casey. were awarded to Michael Crowley and Carly • Evaluation of Monash University bike arrival Hunter who received financial assistance and a 12 station. week work placement with the Traffix Group. • Bicycle and motorcycle rider behaviour at Over 40 undergraduates at ITS‐Monash also signalised intersections. undertook honour’s projects as part of the units • Whole of life environmental impact CIV4210 Project A and CIV4211 Project B under assessment of transportation vehicles. the supervision of Professors William Young, • Investigating Australian and international Graham Currie and Geoff Rose and Drs Yibing standards for the design of major gathering Wang and Majid Sarvi, projects included: venues. • Understanding pedestrian crowd behaviour. • Exploring the effectiveness of automatic passenger counters in public transport. • Investigating interactions between public transport and freight using public transport • Investigating the accuracy of rail real time priority lanes. passenger information. • Investigating the dwell time benefits of cashless bus / tram access. • Reviewing public transport web based passenger information systems.
Page 6 of 50 POSTGRADUATE COURSEWORK
ITS‐MONASH
Graduates of ITS‐Monash’s distance education program in transport and traffic with their lecturers. L‐R: Professor William Young, David Lavoipierre, Daniel Veryard, Brenda O’Keefe, Professor Geoff Rose, Christopher Postgraduate coursework unit of study enrolments Arnott, Professor Graham Currie and Dr Majid Sarvi ITS‐Monash Enrolments in the postgraduate program in ITLS‐SYDNEY transport and traffic are steady and continue to attract strong interest from Australia and overseas. Units offered by ITS‐Monash contribute to the 2000 following distance education courses: 1800 1600 • Master of Infrastructure Engineering and 1400 Management (8 units) 1200 Enrolments • Master of Transport (8 units) 1000 800 • Master of Traffic (8 units) 600 Subject • Postgraduate Diploma in Transport and 400 Traffic (8 units) 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 • Graduate Certificate in Transport and Traffic (4 units) Postgraduate coursework unit of study enrolments ITLS‐Sydney UNITS OF STUDY Despite global financial uncertainty, the high • Parking (CIV5307) Australian dollar and a rise in fees and entry • Case Studies in Transport (CIV5308) requirements for international students, demand • Transport Planning and Policy (CIV5314) for the logistics and transport programs remained strong in 2011 with enrolments at 85% of the • Intelligent Transport Systems (CIV5304) numbers for the previous year. The programs • Quantitative Methods (CIV5303) offered in 2011 were: • Transport Modelling (CIV5305) • Master of Transport or Logistics Management • Public Transport (CIV5316) (8 units) • Transport Economics (CIV5315) • Masters of Transport and Logistics • Road Traffic Engineering and Management Management (12 units) (CIV5302) • Master of Logistics Management combined with the Master of Commerce (16 units) or Master of International Business (12 units) • Graduate Diploma in Transport or Logistics Management (6 units) • Graduate Certificate in Transport or Logistics Management (4 units)
Page 7 of 50 In addition to the transport and logistics degrees THE POST GRADUATION WORK many of our students enrolled in the Logistics and EXPERIENCE PROGRAM Supply Chain Management major in the Master of This program offers ITLS‐Sydney graduates the Commerce program or in elective units in the opportunity to gain valuable real world experience Master of International Business. with our partners in the logistics and transport industry. More than 60% of our graduates have UNITS OF STUDY been offered permanent positions on completion of Total enrolments for each unit are shown in their placements. The success of the program lies brackets. Units with a star () received the Dean’s in this win‐win situation for graduates and Citation for teaching in 2011. This citation is based employers; giving employers access to some of our on positive feedback from the students enrolled in brightest graduates and providing our graduates each unit. with opportunities in the real business world. In 2011 the following organisations provided • Analysis Tools for Transport and Logistics placements in the program: AWA Ltd, Busways, [154] Cubic Transportation Systems, Dial A Dump Industries, GHD, Kuehne+Nagel, Parsons • Aviation Management and Logistics [49] Brinckerhoff, Shipping Australia Limited, Toll • Collecting, Managing and Assessing Data [17] Global Forwarding, and the Transport Workers • Geographical Information Systems [26] Union. • Innovations in Logistics and Supply Chain [8] • Intelligent Transport and Logistics Systems [35] • International Freight Transportation [44] • International Logistics [125] • Logistics and Supply Chain Management [202] • Logistics in Humanitarian Aid Projects [24] • Logistics Systems [33] • Maritime Logistics [43] • Organisational Logistics [151] • Project Management in Supply Chains [26] • Public Transport Policy Planning [43] • Railway Planning and Operations [16] Students at Orientation lunch, Semester 2, 2011 • Research Project [8] • Retail Logistics Management [39] • Reverse Logistics and Closed Loop SCM [22] • Strategic Transport Modelling [14] • Sustainable Transport and Logistics Systems [24] • Traffic Systems Management and Control [12] • Transport and Logistics Management [32] • Transport Modes and Systems [70] • Transport Policy [45] • Value Chain Management [156]
Page 8 of 50 HIGHER DEGREES BY RESEARCH
The Key Centre has the highest number of higher Farhana Ahmed degrees by research enrolments in the transport or Impact of weather on commuter cycling behaviour and logistics field in Australia. In 2011, nine students possible effects of climate change graduated from the doctoral program and two from the Master of Engineering Science (Research), Babak Amani with 35 continuing enrolments across both Ownership and usage of powered two‐wheeled vehicles programs. Many of our students won highly Australian Postgraduate Award Industry, competitive scholarships from either Monash or Australian Research Council Sydney University, from the Australian Research Elizabeth Barber Council or from other government bodies and Strategic issues in supply chain management from industry. Our students come from all over the world to research in a diverse range of Matthew Beck transport and logistics areas; details of our Development of a behavioural system of stated choice students and their research topics are shown below. models: Modelling behavioural, pricing and technological opportunities to reduce automobile energy levels University of Sydney Business School Research Scholarship
Yujie Cai Supply chain interaction and overlap
Montathip Chanpum A real time decision making policy for container vessel slot allocation in global empty container repositioning
Higher degree by research enrolments David Chin ITS‐Monash Incorporating stochasticity in prediction of travel time
25 on congested freeways
20 Demi Chung 15 Optimising risk sharing: A quantitative study of the multidimensional nature of risk in private provision of 10 road infrastructure 5 Ronald Henderson Research Foundation,
0 Accounting and Finance Association of Australia 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 and New Zealand
Higher degree by research enrolments Andrew Collins ITLS‐Sydney An examination of the role and impact of information search strategies on preference formation Australian Postgraduate Award, Australian DOCTORAL CANDIDATES Research Council Kayvan Aghabayk Heavy Vehicle Car‐Following and Lane‐Changing Charitha Dias Behaviour on Urban Arterials Crowd dynamics in complex environments under Iran Industry Scholarship normal and panic conditions
Asif Ahmed Adrian Ellison Analysis of travel time expenditure and budgets from Improving road safety: An analysis of drivers? risk multi‐day multi‐year GPS data perceptions, personality and actual behaviour
Page 9 of 50 Joe Fai Poon Analysing the effects of travel information on travellersʹ decision making and learning Singapore Land Transport Authority
Lorelei Schmitt Exploring the impact of first impressions on public transport use Metlink Scholarship Doctoral candidates at ITS‐Monash: L‐R: Charitha Dias, Amir Sobhani, Lorelei Schmitt and Kelvin Goh Mike Shackleton Quality and impact of transportation research Richard Ellison Modelling policy‐induced changes in freight vehicle Li Shen externalities New procedures for mode and purpose imputation in GPS travel traces Kelvin Goh Exploring the Road Safety Impact of Transit Priority Amir Sobhani Measures Assessing safety performance of intersections using Singapore Land Transport Authority Scholarship simulation models
Chinh Quoc Ho Alejandro Tirachini Interactions among built environment, vehicle Optimal pricing strategies of transport externalities, ownership and public transport utilisation with reference to car use and implications for public transport use Hossein Khakbaz University of Sydney World Scholars Award and Inventory Management of Containers at Multiple National Commission for Scientific and Planning Levels Technological Research, Chile
Waiyan Leong Roger Toleman Embedding heuristics in choice models Toll roads and sustainability Zheng Li University of Sydney Business School Research Chi‐hong Tsai Scholarship The linkage between public transport demand elasticities and land use characteristics: a longitudinal Mike Moffatt study The influence of multiple axle loads on pavement performance Richard Yeo Effects of emerging large road freight vehicles on the Claudine Moutou performance of typical Australian road pavements Understanding the consequences of small business reactions to sustainable transport initiatives in local Zeyan Zhang town centres Supply chain disruption costs in the international University of Sydney Business School Research maritime industry Scholarship
Jeffrey Newton Cost management in customer‐supplier relationships and networks with a focus on activity based costing
Brendan Pender Understanding and enhancing proactive planning approaches for the bus bridging problem
Doctoral Candidates at ITLS‐Sydney
Page 10 of 50 MASTER OF ENGINEERING SCIENCE (RESEARCH) CANDIDATES Victoria Johnson Selby Coxon An exploration of transport to arts and cultural Design strategies for the amelioration of anti‐social activities and social exclusion behaviour on public transport Ehsan Mazloumi Hassan Sabzehali Public transport travel time and its variability Development of a framework for environmentally friendly intelligent eco‐vehicle Sara Moridpour Modelling heavy vehicle lane changing DOCTORAL GRADUATES L‐R: Professor Geoff Rose, Md Aftabuzzaman Dr Sara Moridpour Public transport measures for road traffic congestion and Dr Majid Sarvi relief
Jyotirmoyee Bhattacharjya
IT enabled interaction strategies in B2B relationships in value chain networks
Nirajan Shiwakoti Crowd dynamics under emergency conditions: Using non human organisms in the development of a pedestrian crowd model
L‐R: Professor David Hensher, Honorary Professor David Walters, Dr Jyotirmoyee Bhattacharjya, Dr Ada Suk‐Fung Ng and Professor Corinne Mulley
Geoffrey Clifton The role of frequency and connectivity in delivering enhanced bus systems in urban areas: Developing a network of corridor services
Graham Currie L‐R: Professor Geoff Rose, Dr Nirajan Shiwakoti, Exploring interdisciplinary approaches to problems in Dr Majid Sarvi and Martin Burd public transport planning MASTER OF ENGINEERING SCIENCE Simon Fifer (RESEARCH) GRADUATES Hypothetical bias in stated choice experiments: Is it a problem? And if so, how do we deal with it? Paul Hamer Australian Postgraduate Award Industry, Monitoring the impacts of the Melbourne CBD parking Australian Research Council levy
Evan Gwee Ali Zavabeti Exploring the economic impacts of agglomeration Development of a new platform to study drivers’ economies in urban rail projects behaviour in complex situations using a novel laser Singapore Land Transport Authority Scholarship technology
Page 11 of 50 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
ITS‐MONASH
SAFETY MANAGEMENT COURSE IN BUS AND COACH OPERATIONS
Transport Management Course and Safety Management Course enrolments, ITS‐Monash
Bill Kilpatrick represented the Safety Management Course during the 2011 Maintenance Conference and Bus Expo at Moonee Valley. Bus and Coach course coordinators L‐R: John Clements, Astrid DeAlwis and Bill Kilpatrick The first Transport Management Course (TMC) in Bus and Coach Operations in Victoria was launched in 1999. By the end of 2010, more than 1,900 operators had completed the course. A recent comprehensive review of transport legislation in Victoria led at the end of 2010 to the introduction of a new regulatory regime for bus operations in Victoria. ITS‐Monash was commissioned by the Director of Transport Safety
Victoria to design and deliver an approved Bill Kilpatrick manning the information booth at the training course which would equip bus operators Maintenance Conference and Bus Expo with the necessary competencies to offer bus services that met regulatory and other compliance requirements in Victoria. The Safety Management PUBLIC TRANSPORT PLANNING I AND II – Course (SMC) for Bus Operators was launched in NETWORK AND STRATEGIC PERSPECTIVES 2011 and attracted over 200 enrolments in its first Both industry short courses in public transport year of delivery. The SMC partially replaces the planning (I and II) were run in Melbourne and TMC and enables operators to enter the industry Wellington, New Zealand in November. and offer a range of bus services. However, unlike Participants come from a variety of professional the TMC, the SMC does not include a business backgrounds, including public transport operators management component that enables operators to and state government agencies from throughout undertake contractual services. To address this Australia and overseas. The courses were problem, a new TMC for bus operators was presented by Professor Graham Currie and designed and will be launched at the beginning of Professor Avi Ceder from the University of 2012. The new TMC incorporates the SMC as well Auckland. Topics covered included strategic as a robust business management component and perspectives on planning public transport, caters for those operators seeking entry to performance monitoring and network design, contractual services and / or professional operational perspectives, transit marketing and development training. fare structures.
Page 12 of 50 ITLS‐SYDNEY
200 and coach industry, to operators, suppliers and 175 consultants. It introduces participants to the latest 150 developments in the industry and is recognised as 125 an important industry qualification for middle and 100 BOAS senior management, and an excellent opportunity CTM 75 for career development. The four day program 50 includes presentations by industry representatives, 25 specialist consultants and academic experts, 0 designed to develop practical skills for the 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 industry, as well as interactive exercises. The networking benefits are an important aspect of the Bus and Coach Operator Accreditation Scheme and Certificate of Transport Management enrolments, ITLS‐Sydney CTM. The course content is reinforced by four assignments completed after the course. The CTM BUS AND COACH OPERATOR is supported by Transport for NSW, the State ACCREDITATION SCHEME Transit Authority, BusNSW and private operators. The Bus and Coach Operator Accreditation Scheme (BOAS) attracted 154 enrolments in 2011, PUBLIC TRANSPORT SHORT COURSES making a total of 777 enrolments since the online In 2011 the Public Transport Unit of ITLS‐Sydney course was introduced in 2007 to replace the ran several one day courses on contemporary accreditation requirements under the Certificate of issues in public transport for public transport Coach Management. The BOAS online course is planners and policy makers, operators, suppliers approved by Transport for NSW as meeting the and community organisations and representatives. accreditation requirement of competency to operate bus and coach services. Under the Innovations for Public Transport in Low Demand Passenger Transport Act (1990), operators of bus Areas and coach services must be accredited by the ITLS‐Sydney Visiting Director General of Transport. One of the Professor John D. Nelson accreditation requirements is that applicants must (from the Rural Digital be competent to operate a bus service. To meet the Economy Research Hub requirement of being competent applicants must and Centre for Transport pass the BOAS examination. The BOAS course Studies, University of includes four modules: i) Accreditation; ii) Aberdeen, United Management Information System; iii) Vehicle Kingdom) and Professor Corinne Mulley Maintenance Management System; and iv) Safety presented this course on innovations for delivery Management Systems. The BOAS course is of public transport in low demand areas, including delivered through online learning materials the role of technology developments, with a focus including notes, case studies, online quizzes, and a on buses and community transport. The course discussion board. provided insights into the role of technology in delivering more efficient services which meet CERTIFICATE OF TRANSPORT customer, operator and government needs. MANAGEMENT
Enrolments on the Certificate of Transport Knowing Your Costs in Community Transport Management (CTM) grew in 2011 following the re‐ The course was designed to help community design of the course in 2010 as a face‐to‐face transport operators to better understand the costs professional development program, no longer of providing community transport services and to providing accreditation. In 2011, 33 participants better understand how to make financial decisions. from the bus industry and their suppliers (NSW Knowing their costs helps operators plan for the and interstate) and government successfully future. The course benefitted managers and other completed the course. The CTM provides staff of community transport organisations who knowledge and skills in management, planning make decisions about vehicle purchases, user and policy areas central to the success of the bus
Page 13 of 50 donations, and vehicle hire out rates to other DISCRETE CHOICE ANALYSIS AND CHOICE organisations. The course was presented by EXPERIMENT DESIGN Professor Corinne Mulley and Professor David
Hensher with industry input and support from Course text: Applied Choice Easy Transport Northern Sydney. Analysis: A Primer (2005) by Professor David Hensher, Dr Understanding Bus Network Planning John Rose and Professor William Greene, published by Cambridge The aim of this course was to provide a better University Press understanding of the principles of bus network planning, guidelines for planning in NSW, and trade‐offs in planning bus networks. The course was presented by Professor Corinne Mulley, Dr
Rhonda Daniels, and Clayton Davidson from Busways. Almost without exception, everything human beings undertake involves a choice. In recent years there has been a growing interest in the development and application of quantitative statistical methods to study choices made by individuals or groups with the purpose of gaining a better understanding both of how choices are made and of forecasting future choice responses. Bus Rapid Transit: State‐of‐the‐art in These extremely successful courses provide an Performance and Benefits unintimidating introduction to the main techniques of choice analysis and the design of choice experiments. The courses, which began in 2006, are presented by world experts in the field: Professor David Hensher, Dr John Rose and Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) is delivering high quality Associate Professor Michiel Bliemer (Delft public transport efficiently in cities around the University of Technology, The Netherlands). The world. This course asked how Sydney can benefit two week course held in January / February 2011 from this innovative form of public transport. attracted participants from all over the world from Professor David Hensher introduced the course as far afield as South Africa and the United showcasing the Volvo Foundation Centre of Kingdom. Abridged versions of these courses have Excellence for BRT development (of which ITLS‐ also been presented in Italy (2008, 2009 and 2010), Sydney is a partner) and Visiting Professor John D. Portugal (2009), Singapore (2007), South Africa Nelson highlighted recent developments in BRT (2008) and The Netherlands (2007). including the state‐of‐the‐art in performance and benefits.
Page 14 of 50 STUDENT AWARDS
ITS‐MONASH William Young Alumnus Award For exceptional service to the Transport Industry by an The presentation of awards to outstanding alumnus of Monash University students in our postgraduate programs and in the Michael Taylor Safety Management Course for Bus Operators was held in conjunction with the annual Ogden Lecture. This high profile event provides the ideal forum in which to recognise the achievements of our most successful students. The awards were sponsored and presented by our partners in industry and government. The following also details awards given in recognition for excellence in achievement amongst Bachelor of Engineering students.
The VicRoads Prize in Transport Engineering Awarded to the postgraduate student who has achieved the highest average mark in their coursework units. Daniel Veryard Presented by Professor William Young [L]
Bus Association of Victoria Award For the best overall performance in the Transport Management Course in Bus and Coach Operations (bus and coach operations, AO accreditation) Dionysios Kahrimanis
Presented by Professor Geoff Rose [L]
ARRB‐Monash Prize for Postgraduate Transport Research For excellence in postgraduate research in transport Marilyn Johnson
Presented by Keith Foote [L]
Presented by Gerard Waldron [R], General Manager of ARRB
Page 15 of 50 Bus Association of Victoria Award The Ventura National Bus Award For the best overall performance in the Transport Best performance in unit: Marketing, Planning and Management Course in Bus and Coach Operations Operations (charter and tour operations, AC accreditation) Daryl Kirkwood Katrina Petersen
Presented by Keith Foot [R] Presented by Andrew Cornwall [R], Managing Director, Ventura The Pitcher Partners Award Best performance in unit: Financial Management The GHD Highway Design Prize Dionysios Kahrimanis Awarded to the group of Bachelor of Engineering students who submitted the best highway design Grenda Transit Award Jarrod Lawson, Amy Dowel, Carly Hunter and Best performance in unit: Human Resource Marissa Theodorou Management Katrina Petersen The Richardson Prize in Transport Awarded to the Bachelor of Engineering student Driver Group P/L Award showing the greatest proficiency in one transport Best performance in unit: Introduction to Legislation elective and project and Operations Aydin Molokov John Grosser The Traffix Group Prize Transport Safety Victoria Small Operator Award Awarded to the Bachelor of Engineering students Best performance in unit: Introduction to Legislation showing the greatest proficiency in transport and Operations engineering elective subjects Colin Hooper Michael Crowley and Carly Hunter
Prize winners and prize sponsors following the awards Presented by Stephen Turner [R]
Page 16 of 50 ITLS‐SYDNEY Presentation of Certificates of Transport Management
Forum Restaurant, Darlington Centre Presented by Matt Threlkeld, Manager, Marketing and The 2011 Awards Night was held on 7 May in the Events BusNSW [R] to: L‐R: Kevin Fielding Tabatha Keast, Forum Restaurant of the Darlington Centre at the Frank Eccles, Charles Tisse, Nitin Samudra, Nutpol University of Sydney. The evening is an Dechchavali, and Philip Sheanoda opportunity to celebrate the success of the Institute with our staff, students, Board of Advice, industry The Logistics Association of Australia Prize partners, and the sponsors of prizes. Guests were For outstanding achievement in the logistics program welcomed by Professor David Hensher and the Fabia Palmer Master of Ceremonies for the evening was Dr Alastair Stone, Chair of ITLS‐Sydney’s Board of Advice. Awards were presented by representatives of our sponsors, BusNSW, the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport Australia, and the Logistics Association of Australia, and by the Acting Dean of the University of Sydney Business School, Professor Tyrone Carlin.
Presented by Denis Horder [R], Vice President, Logistics Association of Australia
The Mrs MA Ching Prize For outstanding achievement in the graduate program in transport or logistics Michael Storari
Professor David Hensher welcomes guests
BusNSW Prize For best overall performance in the Certificate of Transport Management program Daniel Moore
Presented by Dr Alastair Stone [R]
Page 17 of 50 The Chartered Institute of Logistics and The Institute of Transport and Logistics Studies Transport Prize For research excellence in transport or logistics Ken Hillyar Award Alejandro Tirachini For the best student in a masters program with a major in transport or logistics management Fangxin Zhou
Presented by Professor Tyrone Carlin [L], Acting Dean, The University of Sydney Business School
Presented by Phillip Clarkson [L], Ambassador, The Institute of Transport and Logistics Studies Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport Prize For research excellence in transport or logistics Sir Hudson Fysh Award Jyotirmoyee Bhattacharjya For the best student in a masters program with a major in transport or logistics management Marta Bach
Presented by Professor Tyrone Carlin [L], Acting Dean, The University of Sydney Business School
Presented by Phillip Clarkson [L], Ambassador, Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport
Prize winners with Professor David Hensher [L]
Page 18 of 50 RESEARCH FUNDING
INTERNATIONAL Associate Professor John Rose (with K. Howard, S. Jan, A. Cass, S.J. Chadban and R.D. Allen) Professor Graham Currie Community preferences for organ donation and Assistance with AECOM bus priority study allocation in Australia Land Transport New Zealand [2011: $10,000] ARC Discovery Project [2009‐11: $240,000]
Professor David Hensher and Professor Corinne Mulley STATE GOVERNMENT Centre of Excellence in Bus Rapid Transit development Volvo Research and Education Foundation, Professor Graham Currie Sweden [2010‐15: $300,000] Exploring disappearing traffic and the Hoddle Street bus lane Professor Peter Stopher Victorian Department of Transport [2011: $14,000] Greater Cincinnati household travel survey Ohio Department of Transportation, Ohio, United Professor Graham Currie States [2008‐11: $200,378] Feedback on research tools Victorian Transport Connections [2011: $21,600] Dr Yibing Wang Real‐time monitoring, surveillance and control of road Professor Graham Currie and Alexa Delbosc networks under adverse weather conditions Invicta intermodal project European Commission’s Cooperation in Science Victorian Department of Transport and Phillip and Technologies Program [2008‐12] Boyle Associates [2011: $55,000]
AUSTRALIAN RESEARCH COUNCIL Professor Graham Currie and Alexa Delbosc Assessing the accuracy of SmartBus real time passenger Professor Graham Currie and Dr Majid Sarvi (with information displays M. Wallace) Victorian Department of Transport [2011: $70,700] Innovative urban traffic congestion solutions: optimising road space using networks of multi‐class Professor David Hensher and Professor Corinne priority Mulley ARC Discovery Project [2011‐2014: $285,000] The wider economy impacts and transport planning: a proposal for TRESIS‐TREDIS development Professor Graham Currie and Dr Majid Sarvi (with Transport for NSW [2011: $195,000] N. Hounsell and R. Kinnear) Optimising the design and implementation of public Professor David Hensher, Professor Corinne transport priority initiatives Mulley and Honorary Professor Truong Truong ARC Industry Linkage Project [2010‐12: $740,000] The role of agglomeration economies in public transport projects Professor David Hensher Transport for NSW [2011: $34,000] Assessment of the commuterʹs willingness to pay a congestion charge under alternative pricing regimes and Professor Geoff Rose (with M. Symmons) revenue disbursement plans EcoDrive field trial ARC Discovery Project [2011‐13: $426,444] Victorian Department of Transport and South Australian Department of Transport, Energy and Professor Geoff Rose (with R. McClure, M. Pierini, Infrastructure [2009‐11: $74,525] J. Earnshaw, P. Daly, R. Griffiths, S. Cockfield and F. Calvert) Professor Peter Stopher A systemic model to underpin enhanced management of Long range monitoring of travel behaviour change – powered‐two‐wheelers as part of a safe, sustainable programs for the National Travel Behaviour Change transport system Project ARC Industry Linkage Project [2010‐13: $1,267,900] Queensland Transport [2007‐2013: $518,773]
Page 19 of 50 Professor William Young, Astrid DeAlwis and Bill Professor Corinne Mulley and Dr Rhonda Daniels Kilpatrick Evaluation of bus reform in NSW: the impact of Bus and coach risk management network planning changes Transport Safety Victoria [2011: $310,000] University of Sydney Business School Research Grant [2011: $15,000] INDUSTRY Dr Yibing Wang An innovative approach to variable speed limit control Professor David Hensher and Professor Corinne on freeways Mulley Faculty of Engineering, Monash University [2011: Assessing the wider economy and social impacts of high $30,000] speed rail: A proposal Australasian Rail Association [2011: $25,000] STRATEGIC INITIATIVES Professor Corinne Mulley, Dr Geoffrey Clifton and UNIVERSITY Dr Rhonda Daniels Strengthen the public transport research group at the RESEARCH Institute of Transport and Logistics Studies Professor Graham Currie University of Sydney Business School Strategic Social Research in Transport (SORT) Clearinghouse Research Initiatives [2011: $15,000] Faculty of Engineering, Monash University [2009‐12: $207,000] Associate Professor John Rose Journal of Choice Modelling Professor Graham Currie and Alexa Delbosc (with University of Sydney Business School Academic Monash University Accident Research Centre and Journal/Research Group Support [2011: $10,000] Department of Criminology) Managing crime and victimisation on Victoria’s public Professor Peter Stopher, Associate Professor transport Stephen Greaves, Adrian Ellison, Christine Prasad Political and Social Inquiry Research Grant, and Jun Zhang Monash University [2011: $8,000] An Australian‐French initiative to improve the processing of GPS travel survey data Associate Professor Stephen Greaves University of Sydney Business School Strategic Estimating energy expenditure of cyclists using GPS Research Initiatives [2011: $15,000] devices University of Sydney Business School Research Professor Corinne Mulley, Dr Geoffrey Clifton and Grant [2011: $13,678] Ruth Steel Building capability and capacity: A model for curricula Professor David Hensher, Professor Corinne and co‐curricula engagement with the non‐government Mulley and Dr Rhonda Daniels and community sector Will public transport users walk further for a more University of Sydney Strategic Teaching frequent service? A stated preference investigation Enhancement Project [2011‐13: $34,998] University of Sydney Business School Research Grant [2011: $15,000] TRAVEL Dr Geoffrey Clifton Honorary Associate Professor Peter Lok and Dr 12th International Conference Series on Competition Ada Suk‐Fung Ng (with J. Rhodes) and Ownership in Land Passenger Transport, South The development of a shared value business model in Africa, September 2011 China – a social entrepreneurship approach to economic University of Sydney Business School Conference and social sustainability Travel Grant [2011: $2,869] University of Sydney Business School Research Grant [2011: $10,328] Dr Rhonda Daniels World Symposium on Transport and Land Use
Research, Canada, July 2011 University of Sydney Business School Conference Travel Grant [2011: $3,825]
Page 20 of 50 Adrian Ellison 90th Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board, United States, January 2011 University of Sydney Business School Conference Travel Grant [2011: $1,000]
Richard Ellison 90th Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board, United States, January 2011 University of Sydney Business School Conference Travel Grant [2011: $1,000]
Honorary Associate Professor Peter Lok 37th European International Business Academy Annual Conference, Romania, December 2011 University of Sydney Business School Conference Travel Grant [2011: $3,723]
Professor Corinne Mulley 12th International Conference Series on Competition and Ownership in Land Passenger Transport, South Africa, September 2011 University of Sydney Business School Conference Travel Grant [2011: $2,864]
Professor Corinne Mulley World Symposium on Transport and Land Use Research, China, July 2011 University of Sydney Business School Conference Travel Grant [2011: $3,825]
Dr Ada Suk‐Fung Ng 9th International Conference of Eastern Asia Society for Transportation Studies, South Korea, June 2011 University of Sydney Business School Conference Travel Grant [2011: $2,869]
Adjunct Professor John Stanley 12th International Conference Series on Competition and Ownership in Land Passenger Transport, South Africa, September 2011 University of Sydney Business School Conference Travel Grant [2011: $2,869]
Professor Peter Stopher 9th International Conference on Travel Survey Methods, Chile, November 2011 University of Sydney Business School Conference Travel Grant [2011: $3,825]
Professor Peter Stopher 90th Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board, United States, January 2011 University of Sydney Business School Conference Travel Grant [2011: $3,825]
Page 21 of 50 PUBLIC LECTURE SERIES Professor Ellen ITS‐MONASH Dunham‐Jones describes the changing nature of ANNUAL OGDEN TRANSPORT LECTURE suburban America Retrofitting suburbia: Urban design solutions for redesigning surburbia
TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH WORKSHOP SEMINAR SERIES 15 March 2011 CUBE transport modelling software Andreas Koeglmaier, Senior Transport Modeller, AECOM
17 May 2011
BRT Systems in Colombia and strategies to L‐R: Professor Geoff Rose, Professor Ellen Dunham‐Jones measure inequity issues and Professor Edwina Cornish (Deputy Vice Chancellor Dr Juan Pablo Bocarejo, Universidad de Los Andes, Research), 2011 Odgen Transport Lecture Bogota, Colombia The Annual Ogden Transport Lecture is a public lecture initiated in 2001 to recognise the key role 20 May 2011 which Ken Ogden played in the formation and Transport for the largest events in human history – development of the transport program at Monash planning for Hajj / Umrah using lessons from the University. The 2011 Ogden Transport Lecture was Olympic Games delivered on 16 August by Professor Ellen Professor Graham Currie, ITS‐Monash Dunham‐Jones, Professor of Architecture at the 10 June 2011 Georgia Institute of Technology and a leading Transport and the digital authority on suburban redevelopment. The lecture economy put the spotlight on suburbia. Based on a vision Professor John D. Nelson, that saw people living in the country while Rural Digital Economy working in the city, the modern suburb was Research Hub and Centre for conceived in the United Kingdom, but reached Transport Studies, University maturity in the US and Australia. As the car of Aberdeen, United became the preferred mode of transport the Kingdom imagined ‘garden suburbs’ turned into sprawling ‘suburbia’. Today, with populations growing, Thereʹs more to buses than technology changing and economies shifting, we thought suburbia is being redesigned and redeveloped. Dr Robbie Napper, Professor Dunham‐Jones’ examined how existing Department of Design, suburbs in the US are being reshaped. Cases of Faculty of Art, Design and dying shopping malls being reborn as higher Architecture, Monash density mixed use developments reflected University increased interest in the convenience afforded by what is traditionally an inner city lifestyle. Drawing insight from her research, Professor 15 August 2011 Dunham‐Jones discussed the ways American The multi modal mobility integrated pricing suburbs have absorbed new growth, enhanced the solution sustainability of transport and the built Dr Jean‐Luc Ygnace, French Institute of Science environment, and evolved to respond to changed and Technology for Transport, Development and demographic, technological, and economic Networks, Lyon, France conditions.
Page 22 of 50 19 August 2011 ITLS‐SYDNEY Crowd modelling and simulation: focus on new multidisciplinary needs and challenges POWERED BY RESEARCH Professor Stefania Bandini, Director, Complex Urban transport: A little less conversation, a little Systems and Artificial Intelligence Centre, more action University of Milano‐Bicocca, Italy Professor 30 August 2011 David Research interests of the transportation staff at Hensher discusses the South East University transport Professor Shuyan Chen, South East University, priorities China for NSW
23 September 2011 Rowville rail feasibility study William McDougall, Principal Transport Planner, More than 150 people attended the Powered by Sinclair Knight Merz Research Breakfast hosted by The University of Sydney Business School and held at Cockle Bay 7 October 2011 Wharf. For the recently elected NSW government, Skybus – why Melbourne doesn’t need an airport urban transport is a priority challenge. At the train breakfast forum ITLS‐Sydney Director, Professor Simon Cowan, Managing Director, Skybus David Hensher, presented his research on whether an increase in funding for public transport is the 28 October 2011 best way to see a significant improvement to traffic Rolling stock maintenance optimisation congestion. Professor Hensher noted that over 80% Andi Hucker and Rob Tatton‐Jones, Associate of trips in Sydney are currently made in motor Directors, AECOM vehicles and questioned whether significant modal 1 December 2011 changes will be achieved unless the government Safer urban addresses pricing the use of cars to reflect the cost motorcycling: Insight theyʹre imposing through congestion. Professor from the European Hensher emphasised the need for a commitment to eSum project networks and systems, the state of public transport, Professor Marco funding sources including special funding Pierini, University of instruments, and the User Pays system. Professor Florence, Italy Hensherʹs address was followed by a lively panel discussion with Paul Forward, Principal of Evans Professor Geoff Rose [L] presents a gift to Professor Marco and Peck (former CEO of the NSW Roads and Pierini Traffic Authority), and Andrew West, Senior 9 December 2011 Journalist at the Sydney Morning Herald. The Shaping the maze – An industrial design panel was chaired by Helen Dalley, best known as perspective on rail carriage interiors to improve the presenter of the Today Show and A Current ingress / egress, passenger dispersal and dwell time Affair on the Nine network, and now the host of stability Sky News Sunday Business. Selby Coxon, Acting Head of Design, Department of Design, Faculty of Art, Design and Architecture, Monash University
INTERNATIONAL VISITORS
ITS‐Monash also welcomed Assistant Professor
Nicholas E. Lownes from the University of
Connecticut, United States and undergraduate student Paul Neetzow from the University of The Panel, L‐R: Helen Dalley (Chair), Professor David Applied Sciences Bremen, Germany. Hensher, Andrew West, and Paul Forward
Page 23 of 50 LEADERSHIP AND POLICY SEMINAR SERIES
8 February 2011 24 May 2011 Evaluating the cost of Retailers, signals, tolls ‐ Modelling the response of public private service providers in an agent‐based framework partnerships in Professor Kay W. Axhausen, Institute for transport Transport Planning and Systems, Switzerland Professor Jean Shaoul, Professor of Public 7 June 2011 Accountability, Manchester Business School, The Transport and the digital economy University of Manchester, United Kingdom Professor John D. Nelson, Visiting Professor, ITLS‐ Sydney; Centre for Transport Research and Rural 22 February 2011 Digital Economy Research Hub, University of Personal rapid transit via magnetic levitation Aberdeen, United Kingdom Trond Andresen, Department of Engineering Cybernetics, The Norwegian University of Science 21 June 2011 and Technology; ARC Centre of Excellence for Competing in niche Complex Dynamic Systems and Control, markets: Management University of Newcastle, Australia and policy issues of Public Service 11 March 2011 Obligation air services Mobility, sustainability and quality of life Dr Rico Merkert, Enrique Peñalosa, Former Mayor, Bogota, Visiting Scholar, ITLS‐Sydney; Lecturer in Air Colombia; President, Institute for Transportation Transport Economics, Cranfield University, United and Development Policy, New York Kingdom
22 March 2011 9 August 2011 Continual Multiple criteria decision making / integration ‐ the aiding in transportation and challenge of the 21st logistics century Logistics Association of Australia and Jeremy Goff, Chief ITLS‐Sydney Seminar Executive Officer; Professor Jacek Zak, Associate Professor and Head Western Sydney Regional Organisation of of the Department of Logistics at Poznan Councils University of Technology in Poland
5 April 2011 23 August 2011 What could have been: Lessons from four years as Multi‐modal challenges in smart payment systems Transport Minister in NSW used in transport The Honourable John Watkins, Former NSW Tanya Mercer, Business Development Manager; Minister for Transport and Deputy Premier (2005‐ Cubic Transportation Systems 2008) 4 Octobter 2011 19 April 2011 Integrating land use with public transport: the use Best practice performance and of a discursive accessibility tool to inform integrated supply chain partnerships metropolitan spatial planning as a basis for global competition Professor Carey Curtis, Department of Urban and Logistics Association of Australia and Regional Planning, Curtin University, Western ITLS‐Sydney Seminar Australia Professor Graeme Sheather, Guest Lecturer ITLS‐ Sydney; Visiting Professor, University of Technology Sydney
Page 24 of 50 18 October 2011 The Sydney Cycleways Project Fiona Campbell, Manager Cycling Strategy, The City of Sydney
25 October 2011 Economic appraisal of active transport infrastructure Rob Tyson, Manager, Economics and Policy, PricewaterhouseCoopers Australia
8 November 2011 Changing centres of gravity in global supply chains Logistics Association of Australia and ITLS‐Sydney Seminar Professor Martin Christopher, Visiting Professor, ITLS‐Sydney; Emeritus Professor of Marketing and Logistics, Cranfield School of Management
29 November 2011 Supply chain integration Dr Paul Childerhouse, Associate Professor in Management Systems; Waikato University, New Zealand
INTERNATIONAL VISITORS ITLS‐Sydney also welcomed Professor Mauro Caetano from the Federal University of Goiás in Brazil, Dr Stephane Hess (ITLS‐Sydney Honorary Professor) from the Institute of Transport Studies at the University of Leeds in the United Kingdom, and Glen Weisbrod from the Economic Development Research Group in Boston, United States, as well as visiting researchers from China, France and Poland.
Page 25 of 50 PUBLICATIONS
BOOKS Currie, G. and Delbosc, A. (2011) ‘Transport disadvantage: a review’, in New Perspectives and Currie, G. ed. (2011) New Methods in Transport and Social Exclusion Research, Perspectives and Methods in ed. G. Currie, Emerald, Bingley, United Kingdom, Transport and Social Exclusion pp. 15‐26. Research, Emerald, Bingley, United Kingdom. Currie, G. and Delbosc, A. (2011) ‘Study approach overview’, in New Perspectives and Methods in Transport and Social Exclusion Research, ed. G. Currie, Emerald, Bingley, United Kingdom, pp. 63‐ 76.
Currie, G. and Delbosc, A. (2011) ‘Exploring Hensher, D. A. and Rose, J. transport issues’, in New Perspectives and Methods in M. (2011) Choice Modelling: Transport and Social Exclusion Research, ed. G. Foundational Contributions, Currie, Emerald, Bingley, United Kingdom, pp. Edward Elgar Publishers, 111‐24. Cheltenham, United Kingdom. Currie, G. and Delbosc, A. (2011) ‘Field Survey Sampling Results’, in New Perspectives and Methods in Transport and Social Exclusion Research, ed. G. Currie , Emerald, Bingley, United Kingdom, pp.125‐32.
Taniguchi, E. and Thompson, R. G. ed. (2011) Currie, G. and Delbosc, A. (2011) ‘Field Survey City Logistics VII Proceedings, 7th International Results’, in New Perspectives and Methods in Conference on City Logistics, Mallorca, 7 ‐ 9 June, Transport and Social Exclusion Research, ed. G. 2011, Institute for City Logistics. Currie, Emerald, Bingley, United Kingdom, pp. 133‐56. BOOK CHAPTERS Delbosc, A. and Currie, G. (2011) ʹPiecing it together: a structural equation model of transport, Currie, G. (2011) ‘Introduction’, in New Perspectives social exclusion and well‐beingʹ, in New and Methods in Transport and Social Exclusion Perspectives and Methods in Transport and Social Research, ed. G. Currie, Emerald, Bingley, United Exclusion Research, ed. G. Currie, Emerald, Bingley, Kingdom, pp. 3‐14. United Kingdom, pp. 157‐68. Currie, G. (2011) ‘Conclusions’, in New Perspectives Delbosc, A. and Currie, G. (2011) ʹTaking it apart: and Methods in Transport and Social Exclusion disaggregate modelling of transport, social Research, ed. G. Currie, Emerald, Bingley, United exclusion and well‐beingʹ, in New Perspectives and Kingdom, pp. 297‐306. Methods in Transport and Social Exclusion Research, Currie, G. and Delbosc, A. (2011) ‘Mobility vs. ed. G. Currie, Emerald, Bingley, United Kingdom, Affordability as Motivations for Car‐Ownership pp. 169‐86. Choice in Urban Fringe, Low‐Income Australia’ in Hensher, D. A. (2011) ʹValuation of Travel Time Auto Motives: Understanding Car Use Behaviours, Savingsʹ in Handbook in Transport Economics, ed. A. eds. K. Lucas, E. Blumenberg and R. Weinburger, de Palma, R. Lindsey, E. Quinet and R. Vickerman, Emerald, Bingley, United Kingdom, pp. 192‐208. Edward Elgar Publisher, London, United Kingdom, pp. 135‐59.
Hensher, D. A. and Chung, D. (2011) ʹRoad Infrastructure and Institutional Reform ‐ Tolling and Pricingʹ in International Handbook of Network
Page 26 of 50 Industries: The Liberalization of Infrastructure, ed. M. Stanley, J. and Stanley, J. R. (2011) ʹPublic Policy Finger and R. Künneke, Edward Elgar Publishing, Perspectives: A View from Outside Governmentʹ Cheltenham, United Kingdom, pp. 252‐68. in New Perspectives and Methods in Transport and Social Exclusion Research – Policy and Research Hensher, D. A. and Rose, J. M. (2011) Implications, ed. G. Currie, Emerald Group ʹIntroductionʹ in Choice Modelling: Foundational Publishing Limited, London, United Kingdom, pp. Contributions, ed. D.A. Hensher and J.M. Rose, 277‐94. Edward Elgar Publishers, Cheltenham, United Kingdom, pp. xiii‐xviii. Vella‐Broderick, D. and Delbosc, A. (2011) ʹMeasuring well‐being ʹ, in New Perspectives and Morales, G., Nemer, N. and Bhattacharjya, J. Methods in Transport and Social Exclusion Research, (2011) ʹThe Impact of Twitter on Customer ed. G. Currie, Emerald, Bingley, United Kingdom, Relationship Management within Mexican Value pp. 91‐110. Chainsʹ in Pre‐Proceedings Volume 2 ‐ 1st International Conference on Value Chain Management Steyr 2011 ‐ Modelling Value, ed. H. Jodlbauer, J. JOURNAL ARTICLES Olhager and R.J. Schonberger, Shaker Verlag, Aftabuzzaman, M. and Mazloumi, E. (2011) Aachen, Germany, pp. 219‐39. ‘Achieving sustainable urban transport mobility in Papageorgiou, M., Papamichail, I., Messmer, A. post peak oil era’, Transport Policy, vol. 18, no. 5, pp. and Wang, Y. (2010) ‘Traffic Simulation with 695‐702. MATANET. In Fundamentals of Traffic Apelbaum, J., Li, Z. and Hensher, D. A. (2011) ʹA Simulation’, in International Series in Operation Correction Framework for Improving the Research and Management Science, ed. J. Barcelo, Robustness of Motor Vehicle Registration Data: An Springer, vol. 145, pp. 399‐430. Australian Applicationʹ, Transportation Research Rose, J. M., Bain, S. and Bliemer, M. C.J (2011) Part D: Transport and Environment, vol. 16, no. 7, pp. ʹExperimental design strategies for stated 562‐70. preference studies dealing with non‐market goodsʹ Arendts, G., Howard, K. and Rose, J. M. (2011) in The International Handbook on Non‐Market ʹAllocation Decisions and Patient Preferences in Environmental Valuation, ed. J. Bennett, Edward Emergency Medicineʹ, Emergency Medicine Journal, Elgar, Cheltenham, United Kingdom, pp. 273‐99. vol. 28, no. 12, pp. 1051‐54. Shiwakoti, N., Sarvi, M., Rose, G., Burd, M. (2011) Bain, S., Hensher, D. A. and Li, Z. (2011) ʹR‐ ‘Animal dynamics based approach for modelling TRESIS: developing a transport model system for pedestrian crowd egress under panic conditions’, regional New South Walesʹ, Journal of Transport in Transportation and Traffic Theory, eds. M.J. Geography, vol. 19, no. 4, pp. 615‐22. Cassidy and A. Skabardonis, Elsevier, vol. 17, pp. 438‐61. Beck, M. J., Rose, J. M. and Hensher, D. A. (2011) ʹBehavioural Responses to Vehicle Emissions Stanley, J. (2011) ʹPublic Transport Liberalization: Chargingʹ, Transportation, vol. 38, no. 3, pp. 445‐63. Achievements and Future Directionsʹ in International Handbook of Network Industries: The Bliemer, M. C.J and Rose, J. M. (2011) Liberalization of Infrastructure, ed. M. Finger and R. ʹExperimental design influences on stated choice Künneke, Edward Elgar Publishing, Cheltenham, outputs: An empirical study in air travel choiceʹ, United Kingdom, pp. 269‐89. Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice, vol. 45, no. 1, pp. 63‐79. Stanley, J. and Hensher, D. A. (2011) ʹEconomic Modellingʹ in New Perspectives and Methods in Campbell, D., Hensher, D. A. and Scarpa, R. (2011) Transport and Social Exclusion Research – Policy and ʹNon‐attendance to Attributes in Environmental Research Implications, ed. G. Currie, Emerald Group Choice Analysis: A Latent Class Specificationʹ, Publishing Limited, London, United Kingdom, pp. Journal of Environmental Planning and Management, 202‐19. vol. 54, no. 8, pp. 1061‐76.
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Gwee, E., Currie, G. and Stanley, J. (2011) Leong, W. and Hensher, D. A. (2011) ʹEmbedding ‘Exploring International Variation in Approaches multiple heuristics into choice models: an to Urban Rail Project Evaluation ‐ Impact on exploratory analysisʹ, Proceedings of the 2nd
Page 33 of 50 International Choice Modelling Conference ICMC 2011, understand business owner responsesʹ, Traffic University of Leeds, United Kingdom, 4 ‐ 6 July. Transport and Mobility Association (T2M) International Summer School, Berlin, Germany, 30 Li, Z., Hensher, D. A. and Rose, J. M. (2011) September ‐ 6 October. ʹAccommodating Perceptual Conditioning in the Valuation of Expected Travel Time Savings for Moutou, C. (2011) ʹChanging ‘motility’ in town Cars and Public Transportʹ, Thredbo 12: centresʹ, 9th International Conference of the Traffic International Conference Series on Competition and Transport and Mobility Association (T2M), Berlin, Ownership in Land Passenger Transport, Durban, Germany, 6 ‐ 9 October. South Africa, 11 ‐ 15 September. Moutou, C., Greaves, S. P., Puckett, S. M. and Lok, P., Rhodes, J. and Walters, D. (2011) ʹThe Mulley, C. (2011) ʹResponses to sustainable development of a strategic alliances framework to transport initiatives: a survey of small business sustain growth in emerging economiesʹ, 37th ownersʹ, 9th International Conference on Transport European International Business Academy EIBA 2011 Survey Methods 2011 ‐ ʺScoping the future while Annual Conference – ʺTaking International Business to staying on trackʺ, Termas de Puyehue, Chile, 14 ‐ 18 the next level – emerging issues, strategies and November. economiesʺ, Bucharest, Romania, 8 ‐ 10 December. Mulley, C. and Du, H. (2011) ʹUnderstanding Mandiartha, I.P., Duffield, C.F., Thompson, R. G. spatial variations in the impact of accessibility on and Wigan, M.R., (2011) ‘Developing a transition land value using geographically weighted probability matrix as a measure of road network regressionʹ, World Symposium on Transport and Land maintenance effectiveness’, 90th Annual Meeting of Use Research WSTLUR 2011, Whistler, Canada, 28 ‐ the Transport Research Board, Washington D.C., 30 July. United States, 23 ‐ 27 January. Mulley, C. and Hensher, D. A. (2011) ʹTowards a Masiero, L. and Hensher, D. A. (2011) ʹFreight simplified payment formula as a reference point transport distance and weight as utility for bus contract negotiation or assessmentʹ, Thredbo conditioning effects on a stated choice experimentʹ, 12: International Conference Series on Competition and Proceedings of the 2nd International Choice Modelling Ownership in Land Passenger Transport 2011, Durban, Conference ICMC 2011, University of Leeds, United South Africa, 11 ‐ 15 September. Kingdom, 4 ‐ 6 July. Mulley, C. and Nelson, J. (2011) ʹEvaluation of the Mazloumi, E., Currie, G., Rose, G., Ceder, A. and impact of the application of new technology on Moridpour, S. (2011) ‘A Practical Tool to Optimise public transport service provisionʹ, Thredbo 12: Transit Schedule Timing Points and Slack Times: International Conference Series on Competition and An Ant Algorithm Application’, 90th Annual Ownership in Land Passenger Transport 2011, Durban, Meeting of the Transport Research Board, Washington South Africa, 11 ‐ 15 September. D.C., United States, 23 ‐ 27 January. Ng, A. (2011) ʹA Maritime Security Framework for Mesbah, M. and Currie, G. (2011) ‘Exploring Fighting Piracyʹ, Proceedings of the 9th International Transit Operations Performance at a Network Conference of Eastern Asia Society for Transportation Level Using AVM and New GIS Visualisation Studies EASTS 2011‐ “Green Growth and Transport”, Methods‘, 90th Annual Meeting of the Transport Jeju, Korea, (South) Republic of, 19 ‐ 23 June. Research Board, Washington D.C., United States, 23 ‐ 27 January. Pender, B. and Currie, G. (2011) ‘Understanding How Rail Turnouts Impact Bus Bridging Mesbah, M. and Thompson, R. G. (2011) ‘Optimal Outcomes’, Proceedings of the 34th Australasian Design of Bike Lane Facilities in an Urban Transport Research Forum, Adelaide, Australia, 28 ‐ Network’, Proceedings of the 34th Australasian 30 September. Transport Research Forum, Adelaide, Australia, 28 ‐ 30 September. Poon, J. F. and Stopher, P. R. (2011) ʹInvestigating the Effects of Different Types of Travel Information Moutou, C. (2011) ʹChanging ‘motility’ to town on Travellerʹs Learning in a Public Transport centres: an interdisciplinary approach to Setting Using an Experimental Approachʹ,
Page 34 of 50 Proceedings of the 34th Australasian Transport Research Board TRB 2011, Washington, D.C., United Research Forum ATRF 2011, Adelaide, Australia, 28 States, 23 ‐ 27 January. ‐ 30 September. Rose, J. M., Hess, S. and Collins, A. (2011) ʹImpact Puckett, S. M. and Rasciute, S. (2011) ʹDiscrete‐ of Violations of Model Assumptions: Role of Choice‐Based Dynamic Model Averaging: An Lexicography, Inconsistent Choices, and Changing Application to Inflation Forecastingʹ, 2nd Preferences in Model Estimation ʹ, 90th Annual International Choice Modelling Conference ICMC 2011, Meeting of the Transportation Research Board TRB University of Leeds, United Kingdom, 4 ‐ 6 July. 2011, Washington, D.C., United States, 23 ‐ 27 January. Rezaei, A., Puckett, S. M. and Nassiri, H. (2011) ʹHeterogeneity in Air Travel Itinerary Preferences Schaafsma, M., Brouwer, R. and Rose, J. M. (2011) in a Low‐Frequency Marketʹ, 90th Annual Meeting ʹDirectional heterogeneity in WTP‐space models of the Transportation Research Board TRB 2011, for environmental valuationʹ, 18th Annual Washington D.C., United States, 23 ‐ 27 January. Conference of the European Association of Environmental and Resource Economists EAERE 2011, Rhodes, J., Lok, P. and Walters, D. (2011) ʹThe Rome, Italy, 29 June ‐ 2 July. Success of Strategic Alliance Networks in the Post Global Financial Crisis Environmentʹ, Proceedings of Shiwakoti, N. Sarvi, M. and Rose, G. (2011) the Global Management Conference 2011 ‐ ‘Exploration of design solutions for the ʺGlobalization, Sustainability and Developmentʺ, enhancement of crowd safety’, Proceedings of the Budapest, Hungary, 4 ‐ 7 May. 34th Australasian Transport Research Forum, Adelaide, Australia, 28 ‐ 30 September. Rose, G. (2011) ‘Nurturing student learning in transport planning and policy through assessable Shiwakoti, N., Sarvi, M., Rose, G. and Burd, M. on‐line discussions’, 90th Annual Meeting of the (2011) ‘Consequence of turning movements in Transport Research Board, Washington D.C., United pedestrian crowd during emergency egress’, 90th States, 23 ‐ 27 January. Annual Meeting of the Transport Research Board, Washington D.C., United States, 23 ‐ 27 January. Rose, G., Ahmed, F., Figliozzi, M. and Jacob, C. (2011) ‘Quantifying and comparing the effects of Sobhani, A., Young, W. and Logan, D. (2011) weather on bicycle demand in Melbourne ‘Exploring the relationship of conflict (Australia) and Portland (United States)’, 90th characteristics and consequent crash severity,’ Annual Meeting of the Transport Research Board, Proceedings of the 34th Australasian Transport Washington D.C., United States, 23 ‐ 27 January. Research Forum, Adelaide, Australia, 28 ‐ 30 September. Rose, G. and Dill, J. (2011) ‘Reactions and concerns with E‐bikes in the United States: Insight from an Sobhani, A., Young, W. and Sarvi, M. (2011) ‘A exploratory, blogological study’, 90th Annual simulation based approach to assess the safety Meeting of the Transport Research Board, Washington performance of road locations,’ 3rd International D.C., United States, 23 ‐ 27 January. Conference on Road Safety and Simulation, Indianapolis, United States, 14 ‐ 16 September. Rose, J. M. and Clifton, G. (2011) ʹSensitivity testing of inputs into the Mohring Model: How Stanley, J. (2011) ʹThe Value of Melbourne’s Route sensitive are patronage and value of resources Bus Servicesʹ, Thredbo 12: International Conference consumed estimates for Enhanced Bus Services to Series on Competition and Ownership in Land changes to parameter inputs?ʹ, Thredbo 12: Passenger Transport, Durban, South Africa, 11 ‐ 15 International Conference Series on Competition and September. Ownership in Land Passenger Transport, Durban, South Africa, 11 ‐ 15 September. Stopher, P. R., Armoogum, J., Madre, J.‐L., Bonnell, P. and Zhang, Y. (2011) ʹHarmonisation in National Rose, J. M., Hess, S., Bliemer, M. C.J and Daly, A. Travel Surveysʹ, 9th International Conference on (2011) ʹImpact of Varying Number of Repeated Transport Survey Methods 2011 ‐ ʺScoping the future Choice Observations on Mixed Multinomial Logit while staying on trackʺ, Termas de Puyehue, Chile, Modelʹ, 90th Annual Meeting of the Transportation 14 ‐ 18 November.
Page 35 of 50 Stopher, P. R., Prasad, C., Wargelin, L. and Minser, Taniguchi, E., Thompson, R. G. and Yamada, T. J. (2011) ʹConducting a GPS‐Only Household (2011) ‘Emerging Techniques for Enhancing the Travel Surveyʹ, 9th International Conference on Practical Application of City Logistics Models,’ Transport Survey Methods 2011 ‐ ʺScoping the future Proceedings 7th International Conference on City while staying on trackʺ, Termas de Puyehue, Chile, Logistics, Mallorca, Spain, 7 ‐ 9 June. 14 ‐ 18 November. Thompson, R. G. and Hassall, K. (2011) ‘A Stopher, P. R. and Shen, L. (2011) ʹIn‐Depth Collaborative Urban Distribution Network,’ Comparison of GPS and Diary Recordsʹ, Proceedings 7th International Conference on City Proceedings of the 90th Annual Meeting of the Logistics, Mallorca, Spain, 7 ‐ 9 June. Transportation Research Board TRB 2011, Washington, D.C., United States, 23 ‐ 27 January. Thompson, R. G. and Kayak, H. (2011) ‘Estimating Personal Physical Activity from Transport’, Stopher, P. R. and Speisser, N. (2011) ʹEvaluation Proceedings of the 34th Australasian Transport of GPS Device Properties for a Possible Use in Research Forum, Adelaide, Australia, 28 ‐ 30 Future Household Travel Surveysʹ, Proceedings of September. the 90th Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board TRB 2011, Washington, D.C., United Thompson, R. G., Taniguchi, E. and Yamada, T. States, 23 ‐ 27 January. (2011) ‘Estimating the benefits of considering travel time variability in urban distribution’, 90th Stopher, P. R. and Zhang, Y. (2011) ʹRepetitiveness Annual Meeting of the Transport Research Board, of Daily Travelʹ, Proceedings of the 90th Annual Washington D.C., United States, 23 ‐ 27 January. Meeting of the Transportation Research Board TRB 2011, Washington, D.C., United States, 23 ‐ 27 Tsai, C.‐H. (2011) ʹUnderstanding the dynamics of January. travel behavioural changes from pseudo panels: evidence from Sydney Household Travel Survey Stopher, P. R. and Zhang, Y. (2011) ʹTravel Time dataʹ, Proceedings of the 6th Kuhmo Nectar Conference Expenditures and Travel Time Budgets ‐ on Transportation Economics, Stockholm, Sweden, 30 Preliminary Findingsʹ, Proceedings of the 90th June ‐ 1 July. Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board TRB 2011, Washington, D.C., United States, 23 ‐ 27 Walters, D. (2011) ʹCompetition, Collaboration, January. And Creating Value in the Value Chain (Keynote speech)ʹ, Value Chain Management Conference, Steyr, Stopher, P. R., Zhang, Y., Armoogum, J. and Austria, 4 ‐ 5 May. Madre, J.‐Y. (2011) ʹNational Household Travel Surveys: The Case for Australiaʹ, Proceedings of the Wang, G., Thompson, R. G. and Tang, K. (2011) 34th Australasian Transport Research Forum ATRF ‘Construction quality management‐ Case study of 2011, Adelaide, Australia, 28 ‐ 30 September. the Shanghai Pudong international airport terminal II Expansion Construction Project,’ Sixth Stopher, P. R., Zhang, J. and Prasad, C. (2011) International Conference on Construction in the 21st ʹEvaluating and Improving Software for Century, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 5 ‐ 7 July. Identifying Trips, Occupancy, Mode and Purpose from GPS Tracesʹ, 9th International Conference on OTHER Transport Survey Methods 2011 ‐ ʺScoping the future while staying on trackʺ, Termas de Puyehue, Chile, Stanley, J. and Barrett, S. (2011) ʹMoving People ‐ 14 ‐ 18 November. Solutions for a growing Australiaʹ, Australasian Railway Association (ARA), Bus Industry Symmons, M., Rose, G., Rorke, J., Watkins, C. Confederation (BIC) and International Transport (2011) ‘EcoDriving: Insight from a real world fleet‐ Association (UITP), Australia. based trial,’ Proceedings of the 34th Australasian Transport Research Forum, Adelaide, Australia, 28 ‐ 30 September.
Page 36 of 50 WORKING PAPERS
Embedding risk attitudes in a scheduling model: Networks alliances as strategy: A case study of an Application to the study of commuting departure SME in an emerging economy. time. Peter Lok, Jo Rhodes and David Walters Zheng Li, Alejandro Tirachini and David Hensher The importance of completeness and clarity in air A correction framework for improving the transport contracts in remote regions in Europe robustness of motor vehicle registration data. and Australia. John Apelbaum Rico Merkert and David Hensher
No car lanes or bus lanes: which gives public Environmental and social taxes: Reforming road transport the better priority? An evaluation of pricing in Australia. priority lanes in Tyne and Wear. John Stanley and David Hensher Corinne Mulley Analysis of a financial incentive to encourage Travel time expenditures and travel time budgets ‐ safer driving practices. Preliminary findings Stephen Greaves and Simon Fifer Peter Stopher and Yun Zhang A comparison of algorithms for generating Analysing speeding behaviour: A multilevel efficient choice experiments. modelling approach. Wu Quan, John Rose, Andrew Collins and Michiel Russell Familar, Stephen Greaves and Adrian Bliemer Ellison Understanding mode choice decisions: A study of Travel time competitiveness of cycling in Sydney. Australian freight shippers. Richard Ellison and Stephen Greaves Mary Brooks, Sean Puckett, David Hensher and Adrian Sammons Consistently inconsistent: The role of certainty, acceptability and scale in automobile choice. A maritime security framework for fighting piracy. Matthew Beck, John Rose and David Hensher Ada Suk‐Fung Ng
Evaluation of GPS device properties for a possible Improved information for better land transport in use in future household travel surveys. our cities. Peter Stopher and Nicolas Speisser John Stanley
A proposal for accessibility planning in NSW: Random regret minimization or random utility Research and policy issues. maximization: An exploratory analysis in the Rhonda Daniels and Corinne Mulley context of automobile fuel choice. David Hensher, William Greene and Caspar Towards a simplified payment formula as a Chorus reference point for bus contract negotiation or assessment. The impact of discontinuity in governance: How David Hensher, Corinne Mulley and Neil Smith transport planning went off the rails in Sydney. Rhonda Daniels The impact of environmental attitudes on responses to emissions charging and vehicle choice. The spatial distribution of parking policy and Matthew Beck, John Rose and David Hensher usage: A case study of Melbourne, Australia. William Young and Clare Ferres Miles The logistics implications of emerging business models. Systems Economics: Essay 1 ‐ Definition of the David Walters economic product. Alastair Stone Does the choice model method and/or the data matter? David Hensher, John Rose and Zheng Li
Page 37 of 50 PROFESSIONAL HONOURS and ENGAGEMENTS Professor Peter Stopher Honorary Professor, Beijing Transportation Research Centre, China FELLOWS Honorary Professor David Walters John Clements Hong Kong Polytechnic University Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport, Australia EDITORIAL POSITIONS
Professor David Hensher Professor Graham Currie Academy of Social Sciences in Australia; American Editorial Board: Road and Transport Research Planning Association; Australian Institute of Journal Transport Planning Management; Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport, Australia; Professor David Hensher Engineers Australia (Companion); Land Transport Volume and Series Editor: Handbooks in Authority of Singapore Transport, Emerald (previously Elsevier Science); Professor Corinne Mulley Classics in Transport and Environmental Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport, Valuation Series, Edward Elgar Publishing Australia Area Editor: Transport Reviews Editorial Board: Cooperative Transportation Professor Peter Stopher Dynamics, Journal of Transport Economics and American Society of Civil Engineers; Engineers Policy, Journal of Transportation and Statistics, Australia (Civil College) Transport Policy, Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice Professor William Young Editorial Advisory Board: International Journal of Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport, Transport Economics, Journal of Choice Modelling, United Kingdom; Institute of Transportation Journal of Transport and Land Use, Journal of Engineers, Australia and NZ; Institution of Transport and Supply Chain Management, Engineers, United States European Journal of Transport and Infrastructure Research, Transportation, Transportation Planning VISITING APPOINTMENTS and Technology, Transportation Research Part E: Logistics and Transportation Review Associate Professor Stephen Greaves Universite Paris‐Est, Paris, France Claudine Moutou Editor: T2M Newsletter, International Association Professor David Hensher for History of Transport, Traffic and Mobility Department of Transport Engineering and Logistics, Pontifica de Catolica Chile; Institute of Professor Corinne Mulley Transport and Logistics Studies (Africa), Editor: Bus Buzz, ITLS‐Sydney Quarterly University of Johannesburg, South Africa Newsletter Professor Corinne Mulley Editorial Board: Journal of Transport History, Centre for Transport Studies, University of Research in Transportation Business and Aberdeen, United Kingdom Management
Dr Sean Puckett Dr Sean Puckett Centre for Research of Institutional Economics, Editor: Book Series of Empirical Workshops of the Roma Tre University, Italy Centre for Research of Institutional Economics, Italy, Journal of Logistics and Sustainable Associate Professor John Rose Transport Institute of Transport Studies, Faculty of Environment, University of Leeds, United Kingdom
Page 38 of 50 Professor Geoff Rose Professor Corinne Mulley Editorial Board: IET Intelligent Transportation Vice Chair, Executive Board, World Symposium of Systems Transport and Land Use Research
Associate Professor John Rose Associate Professor John Rose Co‐Chief Founding Editor: Journal of Choice Innovative Methods in Transport Analysis, Modelling Planning and Appraisal Programme Committee, European Transport Conference Editor: Transportation Professor Geoff Rose Dr Majid Sarvi Australasian Transport Research Forum; Editorial Board: Transportation Letters: The International Travel Survey Methods Conference International Journal of Transportation Research, Journal of Intelligent Transportation Systems, Professor Peter Stopher Journal of Advanced Transportation Travel Demand Management Conferences
Professor Peter Stopher Dr Russell Thompson Editorial Board: Transportation Letters: The 7th International Conference on City Logistics International Journal of Transportation Research, Journal of Transportation and Land Use, Transport PROFESSIONAL COMMITTEES, Reviews SYMPOSIA and WORKSHOPS Dr Yibing Wang John Clements Associate Editor: Intelligent Transportation Passenger Transport Group Committee Systems Society (IEEE) Transactions Book Review Editor: Transportation Research Part Professor Graham Currie C: Emerging Technologies Academic Network, International Association of Guest Editor: Special Issue on Vehicular Ad Hoc Transport (UITP); United States Transportation Networks for Intelligent Transportation Systems Research Board Committees: Light Rail Transit Society (IEEE) Transactions (AP075) (Vice Chair), Bus Transit Systems (AP050), Editorial Board: International Journal of Vehicle Public Transportation Planning and Development Information and Communication Systems, The (AP025); Transport and Social Inclusion Open Transportation Journal Committee; Victorian Roads Based Public Transport Advisory Council Professor William Young Dr Rhonda Daniels Editorial Advisory Board: Institution of Civil NSW Premierʹs Council for Active Living, Engineers Workplace Travel Planning Group; Active Transport Workshop, Major Cities Unit, NSW CONFERENCE COMMITTEES Department of Infrastructure and Transport; Urban Researchers Workshop, National Urban Dr Rhonda Daniels Policy, Major Cities Unit, Department of 34th Australasian Transport Research Forum, Infrastructure and Transport, Australia 10,000 Friends of Greater Sydney Vision Workshop Associate Professor Stephen Greaves Associate Professor Stephen Greaves United States Transportation Research Board Australasian Transport Research Forum, Committee: Transportation and Air Quality Conference of the Australasian Institutes of (ADC20) Transport Research
Professor David Hensher International Executive Chair and Co‐founder, International Conference Series on Competition and Ownership in Land Passenger Transport (The Thredbo Series)
Page 39 of 50 Professor David Hensher Chris Skinner Board of Advice, Institute of Transport and National Committee on Transport Engineering, Logistics Studies (Africa), University of Engineers Australia; Intelligent Transport Systems Johannesburg, South Africa; Workshop Chair, Technical Committee (TC204), International Forecast Methods, Bureau of Infrastructure, Organisation for Standardisation; Transport Transport and Regional Economicsʹ Patronage Information and Control Systems Committee (IT‐ Forecasting Symposium; Public Transport Panel, 023), Standards Australia Infrastructure Australia; Transport Specialists Advisory Group, NSW Long Term Transport Adjunct Professor John Stanley Master Plan, Transport for NSW; Chair, Public Alpine Resorts Co‐ordinating Council and Transport Stream, Transport Australia Summit VicUrban Board, Victorian Government, Australia
Professor Corinne Mulley Professor Peter Stopher NSW Premierʹs Council for Active Living, Scientific Advisory Panel, African Centre of Workplace Travel Planning Group; NSW Premierʹs Excellence for Studies in Public and Non‐ University Government Business Forum; NSW Motorised Transport, South Africa; Planning, Taxi Advisory Group; Public Transport Panel, Economics and Finance Committee, American Infrastructure Australia; Transport Specialists Society of Civil Engineers; United States Advisory Group, NSW Long Term Transport Transportation Research Board Committees: Master Plan, Transport for NSW Transportation Planning Applications (ADB50), Travel Survey Methods (ABJ40) (Emeritus Claudine Moutou Member), Traveler Behavior and Values (ADB10) Newtown Precinct Business Association, Australia (Emeritus Member); Survey Harmonisation and Technology Implementation (SHANTI), COST Dr Ada Suk‐Fung Ng Project (TU 0804) National Committee on Transport Engineering and Sydney Transport Panel, Engineers Australia Professor William Young United States Transportation Research Board Dr Robert Ogulin Committee: Transportation Network Modeling Academic Advisory Board, Logistics Association (ADB30); Parking Facilities (CE‐001), Standards of Australia Australia
Professor Geoff Rose Honorary Professor David Walters Review Panel, National ITS Awards, ITS Australia; Program Committee, International Symposium on United States Transportation Research Board Supply Chain Management, Purchasing Committee: Transportation Demand Management Management Association of Canada; Program (ABE50), Emerging Technologies and Vehicles Committee, Value Chain Management Conference, (ANF20(4)) Upper Austria University of Applied Sciences
Associate Professor John Rose Dr Yibing Wang United States Transportation Research Board Network of Excellence for Advanced Road Committees: Travel Survey Methods (ABJ40), Cooperative Traffic Management in the Traveler Behavior and Values (ADB10) Information Society; Technical Committee, Dr Majid Sarvi Transportation Systems (7.4), International United States Transportation Research Board Federation of Automatic Control Committees: Traffic Flow Theory and Characteristics (AHB45), Vehicle User Characteristics (AND10)
Page 40 of 50 INDEPENDENT EXPERTISE
CONSULTANCY Associate Professor John Rose Freight Demand Elasticities Study, National Professor David Hensher Transport Center, Australia Demand Modelling, Sydney Transport Sector Study, NSW Government; Passenger Transport Dr Majid Sarvi Reform, Land Transport New Zealand, New Australian Research Council; Canadian Social Zealand; Toll Road Infrastructure Projects, Sciences Research Council Macquarie Bank, Australia
Honorary Professor Peter Lok Professor Peter Stopher Baodao Optical Group, China New Zealand Ministry of Transport: Research Project on Trip Chains and Trip Tours Associate Professor John Rose Macquarie Bank, John Holland, Thiess, Cegidem INVITED PRESENTATIONS (formally Decision Research Asia) INTERNATIONAL Adjunct Professor John Stanley COAG Reform Council, Australia Matthew Beck Advanced choice methodology PEER REVIEW and EXPERT EVALUATION of Graduate School for International Development PROJECTS and Cooperation, Hiroshima University, Japan
Professor Graham Currie Professor Graham Currie Australian Research Council; Canadian Social Sciences Research Council; Kazakhstan National Fare incentives for shifting peak rail demand Center of Science and Technology Evaluation; Union Internationale de Transports Public Seminar New Zealand Land Transport Agency Research on Fare Policy and Revenue Strategy Paris, France Programs (TAR 08/1, 10/02, 09/17); Romanian Sustainable cities – A dialogue event Science Foundation Australian Consulate General, Boston, United States Dr Rhonda Daniels Central Coast Orbital Bus Strategy; Disposal and The social implications of the transport energy crisis in retention policy for records for Sydney Ferries for Australian cities State Records Authority of NSW; Ageing Irish Transport Research Network, Cork, Ireland Roundtable, NSW Department of Ageing, Disability and Home Care Professor David Hensher Keynote presentation Alexa Delbosc South Africa Bus Operator Association National Mid Career Fellowship, Economic and Social Conference Research Council, United Kingdom Professor Geoff Rose Associate Professor Stephen Greaves NSW Department of Environment and Climate Regulating emerging light electric vehicles Change Joint subcommittee on Emerging Vehicles and Personal Transportation, Washington DC, United Professor Corinne Mulley States 7th Framework Programme for Research and Technological Development, European Dr Majid Sarvi and Dr Russell Thompson Commission; Czech Republic Science Foundation; Instrumented traffic system Department of Planning, NSW State Government; Global Center of Excellence, Kyoto University, Marsden Fund, The Royal Society of New Zealand; Japan National Fund for Scientific and Technological Development, Chile
Page 41 of 50 Adjunct Professor John Stanley Overcoming barriers to implementing flexible transport services Mobility, social exclusion and wellbeing Local and Community Transport Division Meeting, International Public Transport Association (UITP), Transport for NSW World Congress, Dubai, United Arab Emirates Planning for buses Dr Russell Thompson Land Use and Transport Course, NSW Department Sustainability and ethics of Transport Department of Construction Management, East Dr Rhonda Daniels and Professor Corinne Carolina University, United States Mulley
AUSTRALIA Are free shuttles necessarily a good idea? Western Sydney Public Transport Users, Transport Professor Graham Currie Symposium Build it and they will come? Managing demand on our Link and place concept transport infrastructure CBD Access Committee, NSW Department of Moving Melbourne Seminar Series Transport Employment, mobility and living in a growing city Workshop on Walking and Cycling Infrastructure Melbourne Conversations for Australian cities, Major Cities, Department of Exploring ridership drivers of light rail and bus rapid Infrastructure and Transport transit Light Rail Conference, Sydney Professor David Hensher Fighting the costs of future congestion – a case for Road pricing and the role that the federal government increasing public transport priority measures might play in supporting public transport investment TransLink Transport Innovation and Technology in our capital cities Forum, Brisbane Emerging Crises Summit on Cities, Population, Climate Change and Energy at Parliament House, Pheonix Hub – Transport perspectives Canberra Pheonix Hub Forum, Melbourne Urban transport: A little less conversation, a little more Public transport in Victoria: Thinking outside the lines action Hilton on the Park, Melbourne Powered by Research Breakfast Series, The Tram stop upgrade research summary University of Sydney Business School: held at Victorian Roads Based Public Transport Advisory LʹAqua, Cockle Bay Wharf Council, Melbourne Keynote address Transport and coordination workshop 6th NSW Transport Infrastructure Summit Botanic Gardens, Melbourne Should motorists pay for congestion they cause? Transport challenges and solutions for the 21st century Economics Society of Australia, Reserve Bank of Sustainable Australia Caucus Committee, Australia, Sydney Canberra Keynote address Transport disadvantage in Victoria – Research rationale BusNSW Annual Conference and opportunities Transport Connections Program Statewide Forum, Claudine Moutou Melbourne Adapting to changes in transport access: A focus on Understanding urban agglomeration benefits in mass business owners in town centres transit project evaluation 5th Australian Climate Change Adaptation Metropolitan Transport Forum Research Network for Settlements and Infrastructureʹs Early Career Researchers Forum Dr Rhonda Daniels and Workshop, UNSW
ITLS‐Interfleet Transport Opinion Survey: what can we learn BusNSW Leading Edge Seminar
Page 42 of 50 Professor Corinne Mulley Driving outcomes for the NSW bus industry Panel Member, Bus NSW Annual Conference Future models for community transport in Victoria Keynote Speaker, Victorian Community Transport Association How is the public transport system performing in Australia Moving People Summit, Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport Making strong connections – reforming urban and regional transport networks Committee for Economic Development of Australia, Transport Series Making strong connections – Why do we get the public transport we get? Engineering, Planning and Environment Forum, NSW Government Transport Construction Authority What might community transport organisations hope to achieve with accreditation? Community Transport Organisation
Dr Majid Sarvi A novel approach to network design optimization using dynamic modelling Large network dynamic simulations, Sydney
Chris Skinner Business architecture for intelligent transport systems Intelligent Transport Systems Summit
Adjunct Professor John Stanley Moving People report Chartered Institute of Transport and Logistics Keynote presentation Bus Industry Confederation Annual Conference Social exclusion and mobility Emerging Crises Summit on Cities, Population, Climate Change and Energy at Parliament House, Canberra
Page 43 of 50 IN THE MEDIA RAIL TRAVAIL One mode of transport took centre stage in the PUBLIC TRANSPORT media in 2011 – rail – in particular the The Key Centre’s Chairs in Public Transport were controversial proposals called on locally, nationally and internationally for high‐speed rail from throughout the year to comment on congestion Brisbane to Melbourne, relief, land use and public transport. rail links for Sydney’s west / northwest and Professor Graham Currie, Chair in Public light rail plans for Transport at ITS‐Monash, was interviewed for the Sydney’s CBD. The Moving Melbourne Seminar Series in a documentary Australasian Bus and Coach called this the ‘rail video – The second most liveable city in the world? travail’ when they interviewed Professor Mulley Moving Melbourne through its transport challenges – for their story on the focus on rail leading up to the produced by GHD Pty Ltd and available online: NSW state elections in March 2011. Professor http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nm2SW4YaYe0 Mulley was one of a number of ITLS‐Sydney academics who questioned the emphasis on rail In December, Professor Currie was interviewed projects for Sydney over less costly bus systems live on Channel Seven’s breakfast show Sunrise (Inner West Courier); her article for The Conversation about the push for all‐night public transport over gave further details on how bus rapid transit the festive season. systems can deliver the required speed Melissa and capacity, meet Doyle emission standards, interviews and provide Professor Graham genuine economics Currie benefits: http://theconversation.edu.au/getting‐public‐transport‐ right‐means‐less‐emphasis‐on‐rail‐45 In his interviews with The Australian, Australian Financial Review, Daily Telegraph, Sun Herald, Professor Corinne Mulley, Chair in Public Sydney Morning Herald and 702 ABC Radio Sydney, Transport at ITLS‐Sydney, spoke to the Sydney Director of ITLS, Professor David Hensher talked Morning Herald and the Brisbane Times about about the frequency and connectivity that could be integrated fares to allow multi‐modal travel on provided by a highly flexible, high volume bus public transport, to The Daily Telegraph, Inner West service network in Sydney. Professor Currie’s Courier and the Australasian Bus and Coach on research showing that bus rapid transit systems in restricting non‐workers’ concession fare use to off‐ the US cost a third of the price of light rail was peak hours, and to the Sydney Morning Herald on cited in the Sydney Morning Herald. the re‐introduction of the double‐decker bus to Sydney. Professor Mulley was also interviewed by Dr Rhonda Daniels shared her concerns over the ABC TV News on her response to the congestion that would result from Sydney’s announcement of the new integrated transport proposed northwest rail link with The North Shore authority for NSW. Times. The feasibility of high‐speed rail from Brisbane to Melbourne was the topic of interviews given by Professor Peter Stopher to SBS Mandarin News and by Associate Professor John Rose to ABC Radio National. Professor Hensher contributed to discussions on a number of other bus and rail issues from quiet carriages (702 ABC Radio Sydney),
through ticket price reductions (ABC TV News) to the lack of rail access at the Barangaroo Precinct development in Sydney (702 ABC Radio Sydney).
Professor Mulley spoke to the Sydney Morning Herald about rail timetabling.
Page 44 of 50 SHOULD MOTORISTS PAY FOR THE in The Conversation (subsequently picked up by the CONGESTION THEY CAUSE? The West Australian) Adjunct Professor John Stanley wrote about the collateral damage that the Professor Hensher was new carbon price was likely to inflict on public interviewed by the TV transport: http://theconversation.edu.au/public‐ (Channel Nine News), transport‐collateral‐damage‐of‐our‐new‐carbon‐price‐ radio (702 ABC Sydney 2181 Professor Currie was interviewed on the and 2UE) and print implications of the carbon tax on public transport media (Business Spectator, for Melbourne Talk Radio. Sun Herald, Sydney Morning Herald, and The Sunday Telegraph) on his IN OTHER TRANSPORT NEWS proposal that motorists should pay ‘per peak kilometre’ in order to reduce congestion and fund Astrid De Alwis (pictured left) expansion of public transport. Road congestion was interviewed for the pricing was also the topic of an article by Adjunct Australasian Bus and Coach in Professor John Stanley for The Conversation – an article titled Abolish Audits, http://theconversation.edu.au/the‐case‐for‐congestion‐ Keep Course on BusVic’s charging‐in‐australia‐152 ‐ and a report he was advocacy of the mandatory interviewed for by Channel Seven News. operator safety course while calling for audits to be scrapped. Associate Professor John Rose spoke to Channel Ten News on TRANSPORT OPINION SURVEY parking schemes including the use of intelligent TOPS Index transport systems and homeowners renting their of Transport driveways. He also spoke with 3AW Drive Radio Confidence on the Victorian government’s transport spending
plans. Adjunct Professor John Stanley spoke to The Age newspaper about traffic induced by new road investment and published a further article in the
The Conversation on the Australian Conservation Results from the ITLS‐Sydney Transport Opinion Foundation’s estimates of public transport Survey (TOPS) received widespread coverage in expenditure in Australia: the mainstream and industry print media. The http://theconversation.edu.au/under‐investment‐in‐ Sydney Morning Herald reported that the first public‐transport‐has‐acf‐got‐it‐right‐1007 quarter TOPS survey showed that three‐quarters of Sydneysiders did not expect any improvement in Professor Hensher spoke to Australasian transport services in the next 12 months regardless Transportation News and Supply Chain News about of the upcoming NSW election. This story was also the Coalition of Australian Governments’ Road picked up by ABC News Online, International Reform Plan proposal for a mass‐distance‐location Business Times, mX Sydney, Supply Chain Review, scheme commenting that the scheme will not be as and Australasian Bus and Coach. Professor Hensher complex or expensive as the trucking industry was later quoted in the Sydney Morning Herald believes and that government should cover half warning that the public has a patience threshold the cost of retrofitting old trucks with on‐board with a new regime of about six months. Results monitoring technology. Professor Hensher also from the second quarter TOPS survey showing talked to the media about congestion in Sydney’s that Victorians believed transport in their local CBD suggesting that an underground bus depot area had become worse since the state election could be built (Sydney Morning Herald and 2GB were reported in the Herald Sun, the Australian Radio) and that there was a need to build strategic Financial Review and Australasian Bus and Coach. models for traffic at the weekends as well as for The third quarter finding that 63% of Australians weekdays (Sydney Morning Herald). He also wrote believed that fuel for buses should be excluded a range of Food for Thought opinion pieces for the from the carbon tax was widely reported in Australasian Bus and Coach on topics ranging from industry and special interest newsletters patronage forecasts in large scale infrastructure (Australasian Bus and Coach, Sector Connect Inc News projects, through design of bus contracts, bus rapid and Eco News); this was also reported in the transit and road pricing, to carbon pricing and the Australian Financial Review. In an article published wider economic benefits of transport projects: http://sydney.edu.au/business/itls/foodforthought.pdf
Page 45 of 50 OUR PEOPLE Warren Bennett BOARDS OF ADVICE Executive Director, Board of Airline Representatives of Australia The purpose of the Advisory Committee at ITS‐Monash and the Board of Advice at ITLS‐Sydney is to support Professor Chandra Bhat the continued development and utilisation of the Key Department of Civil Engineering, University of Centre as a centre of excellence adding value to the Texas at Austin, United States community. The academic and commercial membership of the committees gives a broad network for the sharing Jyotirmoyee Bhattacharjya of expertise and experience. Particular contributions To October 2011 from members include: high‐level advice on issues Doctoral Program, ITLS‐Sydney identified by the Committees and Key Centre staff for inclusion in the teaching and research programs and Professor Axel Börsch‐Supan assistance with integration of the faculty and student Director, Mannheim Research Institute for the activities, within the community of stakeholders. Economics of Aging, University of Mannheim, Germany ITLS‐SYDNEY BOARD OF ADVICE Professor Ken Button Director, Transportation Policy, Operations and Logistics Centre, George Mason University, United States
Professor Tyrone Carlin
Acting Dean, The University of Sydney Business Board of Advice Meeting, May 2011 School (The Board also met in November 2011)
L‐R: John King, Mark Rainbird, Phil Potterton, Jyotirmoyee Andrew Collins Bhattacharjya, Andrew Collins, Gillian Akers, Tony Sheldon, Doctoral Program, ITLS‐Sydney Dr Alastair Stone, Professor David Hensher, Stephen Rowe, Scott Lennon, Wendy Adam, Darryl Mellish, Brian Hastings, Professor Paul Cousins and Professor John D. Nelson (Visiting Professor) Professor of Operations Management and CIPS Professor of Supply Chain Management, Chair, ITLS‐Sydney Board of Advice Manchester Business School, The University of Dr Alastair Stone Manchester, United Kingdom Managing Director, Pacific Infrastructure Corporation Doug Dean Managing Director, Veolia Environmental Services Professor David Hensher Director, ITLS‐Sydney Paul Forward Principal, Evans and Peck Wendy Adam National Traffic and Transport Planning Executive, Jim Glasson Parsons Brinckerhoff Chief Executive Officer, ComfortDelGro Cabcharge Gillian Akers Senior Associate, Strategic Design and Professor Phil Goodwin Development Pty Ltd Professor of Transport Policy, Centre for Transport and Society, Faculty of the Built Environment, Dr Peter Barnard University of the West of England, United General Manager, International Markets and Kingdom Economic Services for Meat and Livestock Australia (MLA) Nicholas Hann Managing Director, Infrastructure, Macquarie Bank, Australia / Canada
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Professor Trevor Heaver, Emeritus Stephen Rowe Centre for Transportation Studies, Operations and Director, Busways Group Logistics Division, Sauder School of Business, University of British Columbia, Canada Llew Russell Chief Executive, Shipping Australia Ltd Michael Kilgariff Chief Executive Officer, Australian Logistics Tony Sheldon Council State Secretary, NSW Branch of the Transport Workers Union John King Managing Director, Aviation and Tourism Professor John Stanley Management Pty Ltd Adjunct Professor and Bus Industry Confederation Senior Research Fellow in Sustainable Land Scott Lennon Transport, ITLS‐Sydney Partner ‐ Economics, PricewaterhouseCoopers Professor Wayne Talley Stephen Lucas Executive Director, International Maritime, Ports Managing Director, Warrnambool Bus and Logistics Management Institute, Old Dominion University, Norfolk, Virginia, United Professor Alan McKinnon States Director of the Logistics Research Centre, Heriot‐ Watt University, Edinburgh, United Kingdom Professor Kenneth Train Department of Economics, University of California, Darryl Mellish Berkeley, Vice President, National Economic Executive Director, Bus NSW Research Associates, United States
Hal Morris Professor Jackie Walters Chief Executive Officer, The Chartered Institute of Director, ITLS‐Africa Logistics and Transport in Australia Les Wielinga Claudine Moutou Director General, NSW Department of Transport From November 2011 and Infrastructure Doctoral Program, ITLS‐Sydney Professor William Young Professor Juan de Dios Ortúzar Director, ITS‐Monash Department of Transport Engineering and Logistics, Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile, ITS‐MONASH ADVISORY COMMITTEE Chile The Advisory Committee met in August 2011. Professor Tae Oum UPS Foundation Chair in Transport and Logistics, Chair, ITS‐Monash Advisory Committee Sauder School of Business, University of British Professor John Stanley Columbia, Canada Adjunct Professor and Bus Industry Confederation Senior Research Fellow in Sustainable Land Mike Owen Transport, ITLS‐Sydney President, Logistics Association of Australia Ltd Professor William Young Phil Potterton Director, ITS‐Monash Canberra Manager, GHD Meyrick Neil Aplin Professor John Pucher COAG Road Reform Unit and Chair, The National Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy, Marine Safety Committee Rutgers University, United States
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Peter Hunkin Key Centre Director and Director, ITLS‐Sydney Transport Advisory Leader, Sinclair Knight Merz Professor David Hensher BCom(Hons) PhD UNSW FASSA FCIT FAITPM Dr Michael Kennedy CompIEAust MAPA Chief Executive Officer, Mornington Peninsula Shire Director, ITS‐Monash and Chair of Civil Engineering, Monash University Brian Negus Professor William Young General Manager Public Policy, RACV BE(Hons) UNSW GradDipMgt MBA Deakin MSc PhD Monash FIEAust FCIT FITE MACRS Dr Ken Ogden Ken Ogden and Associates Chair in Public Transport, ITS‐Monash Professor Graham Currie Kate Partenio BSc(Hons) Huddersfield MSc Cranfield Director, GTA Consultants Chair in Public Transport, ITLS‐Sydney Dr Tim Patton Professor Corinne Mulley Director, Spatial Analysis and Research BA(Hons) Nott MSc PhD LSE, FCILT Department of Planning and Community Development Professor in Civil Engineering and Monash Sustainability Institute Ian Pitcher Professor Geoff Rose Director, Alliances, Maunsell Australia BEng QIT MSc PhD Northwestern MIEAust CPEng MITE Professor Geoff Rose ITS‐Monash and Monash Sustainability Institute Professor of Transport Planning, ITLS‐Sydney Professor Peter Stopher Gerald Waldron BSc(Eng) PhD Lond FIEAust MASCE MASA MITE Managing Director, ARRB Group Associate Professor in Transport Management, Prof Xiao‐Ling Zhao ITLS‐Sydney Head, Department of Civil Engineering, Monash Associate Professor Stephen Greaves University BA(Hons) Leeds MSc Wales PhD Louisiana State
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Adjunct Associate Professor of Transport Planning Lecturer in Transport and Logistics Management, and Management, ITLS‐Sydney ITLS‐Sydney John Apelbaum Dr Geoffrey Clifton BE GradDip Mon MEngSc Melb CPE FIE Aust FCILT BEcon(Hons) QLD PhD Sydney
Adjunct Professor and Bus Industry Confederation Lecturer, Safety Management Course in Bus and Senior Fellow in Sustainable Land Transport, ITLS‐ Coach Operations, ITS‐Monash Sydney Bill Kilpatrick Professor John Stanley MRiskMan Monash BCom(Hons) Melb MPhil Ston Lecturer in Logistics and Supply Chain Honorary Professor of Aviation Management, Management, ITLS‐Sydney ITLS‐Sydney Dr Ada Suk‐Fung Ng Professor Werner Delfmann BSc Curtin WA PhD CUHK Prof Dr Dr hc Lecturer in Transport and Logistics Management, Honorary Professor of Transport Econometrics ITLS‐Sydney Professor William Greene Dr Sean Puckett BS OSU MA PhD UW BA(Hons) WWU MA Washington PhD Sydney
Honorary Professor of Choice Modelling Lecturer, ITS‐Monash Professor Stephane Hess Dr Nirajan Shiwakoti BSc Manchester Metropolitan University MPhil BEng Tribuvan MEng Hokkaido PhD Monash Cambridge PhD Imperial College London Adjunct Lecturer in Railway Planning and Honorary Professor of Sustainable Transport Operations, ITLS‐Sydney Systems, ITLS‐Sydney Dr Nigel Harris Professor Truong Truong BSc Durham PhD Newcastle BE(Hons) UWA LLB MA MEngSc Sydney PhD Macq Adjunct Lecturer in International Freight Honorary Professor of Logistics and Supply Chain Transportation, ITLS‐Sydney Management, ITLS‐Sydney Frederic Horst Professor David Walters BBus Dusseldorf MTM Sydney BA Alberta MSc Bradford PhD Cranfield Senior Research Fellow in Public Transport, ITLS‐ Honorary Associate Professor, ITLS‐Sydney Sydney Associate Professor Peter Lok Dr Rhonda Daniels BAppSc MHP UNSW MBA PhD UTS BSc UNSW PhD Sydney MPS UNSW
Senior Lecturer in Civil Engineering, Monash Senior Research Fellow, ITS‐Monash University Dr Russell Thompson Dr Yibing Wang BAppSci RMIT MEngSc Monash PhD Melb BSc Sichuan MEng Chongqing PhD Tsinghua Research Fellow, ITS‐Monash Senior Lecturer in Civil Engineering, Monash Alexa Delbosc University BA Lewis & Clark MA Harvard Dr Majid Sarvi BEng(Hons) MEng PhD Tokyo Postdoctoral Research Fellow, ITLS‐Sydney Dr Stuart Bain BInfTech BEng(Hons) PhD Griffith MIEEE
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Research Analyst, ITLS‐Sydney Yang Lan BSc NEU MCSEM MITM UTS
Research Analyst, ITLS‐Sydney Dr Wu Quan ITLS‐Sydney Staff BSc MEng BIT PhD UTS L‐R: Associate Professor Stephen Greaves, Andrew Collins, Dr Geoffrey Clifton and Matthew Beck. Senior Research Analyst, ITLS‐Sydney Jun Zhang BEng(Hons) Wuhan SESSIONAL LECTURERS, ITLS‐SYDNEY
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